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Continue to add chapter summaries, being sure to include names, places, events, quotes, etc. from the final chapters. Also, be sure to keep the chapters in order and list the characters (Mr. L)
In chapter 29, the two real Wilk's brothers arrive yet the king and duke still claim to be the real brothers. Huck easily escapes when the mob of people decide to dig up the grave of Peter Wilk's in order to check for a tattoo. Instead the group found the $6000 hidden by Huck in the coffin. During the excitement, Huck quickly escapes back to the raft with Jim and becomes dissapointed in his escape due to the king and duke catching up. The king and the duke begin to argue and fight over who hid the money. Soon the king and duke once again became on good terms with one another and devised a plan behind Jim and Huck's back. When they reached shore, Jim was quickly set up and sold by the king. In search of Jim, Huck arrives at the Phelp's farm. Realizing he had been mistaken for being Tom Sawyer, he went along with the idea and pretended to be him. He later met Tom on his way to the Phelp's and claimed him to be his brother Sid. The two boys remained at the farm and lived there. They soon found out that Jim was being kept at the Phelp's and came up with a plan to set him free. Always up for an adventure, Tom made the plan of escape difficult so as to provide the effects of a real mysterious adventure. This plan took many days and caused large amounts of confusion throughout the town and the Phelps family. Finally Jim was set free by Tom and Huck, and all three escaped down the river. While running from the men, Tom got shot in the leg by the crew of farmers and became ill after the get away. Due to this, Huck was forced to go into town and fetch a doctor. The doctor refused to go across the river with Huck in the canoe due to its condition, so Huck returned to town the next morning to act as if he was in search of the doctor. While in town, he ran into Uncle Silas and was forced to return to the farm. Aunt Sally waited for "Sid's" arrival all night. The next morning Tom and Jim were brought back to the farm by the doctor and a group of boatsmen. After Tom woke up from his sleep, he declared Jim a free man and wasn't taken seriously until the arrival of Aunt Polly who confirmed. After being freed, Jim was awarded $40 by the two boys for putting up with their antics. (Taryn)
Huck finally meets up with Tom Sawyer. At first, Tom is amazed that he is seeing a “ghost” (aka Huck), but he soon realizes that Huck is alive. Huck updates Tom on the whole situation and Tom agrees to help Huck set Jim free. When Tom said this, it sort of surprised Huck. When they have dinner at the Phelps’ house Tom says that his name is William Thompson. Later on after dinner, Huck and Tom sneak out of the house. As they are walking towards where they think Jim is, they see the duke and the daulphin tarred and feathers up. (This is the last time that we hear about the duke and the daulphin.) Once they figure out where Jim is, they try to concoct a plan on how they are going to free him. When Huck proposes his idea Tom says that is shows no showmanship. So, Tom comes up with this unnecessary plan to free Jim. At first, they start digging Jim out with spoons but thankfully they drop this idea. Aunt Sally begins to notice some items missing from her house but she doesn’t know that Huck and Tom were the ones that had stolen some items from her house. Aunt Sally eventually blames the rats for stealing her stuff. Tom loves to create adventures as “complicated as possible.” Jim finally confronts Tom for all the outrageous things that he is making them do. Tom then writes letters to Silas Phelps about someone who was planning on stealing Jim. Later that night, the Phelp’s house is attacked by a mob. Thankfully, Jim, Tom, and Huck escape through a hole they had cut in the wall. While they were running away from the mob, Tom gets shot in the leg. You would think that he would be very sad and in pain, however, Tom wears this bullet like a necklace. Even though Tom is happy with this shot, Huck gets a doctor to come visit Tom. People find out that Jim took very good care of Tom. So they unchain Jim and treat him nicely. Tom gives Jim $40 dollars because he put up with him and Huck. Jim said that his theory of becoming rich again with a hairy chest was true after all! Towards the end of the book, Jim tells Huck that his dad was the dead man he saw in the river. Huck doesn’t portray ANY emotion to what Jim says…. Huck says that he is very glad that he doesn’t have to write about anything else because writing a book was hard work. (Laura)
CH 29-CH the Last
The king and the duke are still pretending to be Wilks's brothers when the real Wilks brothers show up. They go through a lot of testing and doubters to prove they are what they said they were to get the inheritance. It escalades to where they are almost caught but what would have been an angry mob got distracted by the money they found in Peter Wilks's grave. The king and duke (and Huck) take the chance to run back to the boat. Jim and Huck, after listening to the king and duke argue over not getting the inheritance, decide they are sick of the royalty. So, they devise a plan to escape as soon as possible. Huck also faces a moral dilemma when he realizes he's breaking the law by helping free Jim. But, he decides he would rather go to hell than to see Jim enslaved. However, the king sold Jim and kept all the money for himself. Huck decided to visit the Phelps's farm. He gets there and is mistaken for Tom Sawyer, who is supposed to be visiting his aunt and uncle Phelps. Huck ran into Tom, who was on his way to the Phelps farm, and told him what was happening. Tom came up with a scheme, and led his aunt and uncle to believe he was Sid Sawyer. Tom decided he wanted to help Huck steal Jim back, who they discover is with the Phelps. So, Tom comes up with a very convoluted and romanticized plan of stealing Jim back, which takes them a few weeks(and a few chapters) and also causes Aunt Sally much grief. Their antics of stealing sheets, spoons, candles, candlesticks, butter, and who knows what else keep her counting and recounting until she finally gives up on the inventory. They also toy with the mind of another slave, who brings Jim his food. They confirm his belief in witches and use him to give things to Jim. Tom's plan even goes as far as putting bugs and snakes in with Jim to make him a "proper prisoner". They also wrote a letter to warn the Phelps of robbers coming to steal Jim which leads to the Phelps rounding up all their friends and neighbors to help catch them. Huck and Tom finally try to steal Jim, but Tom is shot in the leg by one of the robber protection crew. Huck had to fetch a doctor and one thing led to another and Jim got recaptured. However, Tom sets straight that Jim was free, and had been for weeks. Miss Watson, his owner, had died and set him free in her will. Tom's mother showed up to explain which boy was which. Huck found out from Jim that he still had money, and that his father was dead. In fact, his father had been the dead man in the floating house. Aunt Sally said she would adopt Huck, but he wasn't very thrilled about being made civilized by anyone.
(Amy A.) The way you summarize makes understanding the book so much easier. Thanks and way to go! (Stuart)
CH 29- Ch the Last
The two real brothers show up, Harvey and William Wilks. William is deaf. The brothers want there money and will do anything to prove that they are actually "the brothers". They go down to the graveyard, and find the $6000 dollars in Peter Wilks' coffin. The whole gang goes crazy about the money! The DUke and Dauphin then blame each other for placing it there. So, now Jim and Huck are traveling back down the river. They make a plan to escape the first chance they get. They end up having a little problem with that when Jim gets captured. Huck wrote a letter and was thinking about sending it to Miss.Watson and telling her that he knows where Jim is but he doesn't. He decides that he'll go to hell in order to save Jim. Because now they are friends and they care about each other and love each other. Huck starts for the Phelps house. Tom is in disbelief when he sees that Huck is alive and not murdered back in St.Pertersburg. Tom and Huck escape one night to go see the Royal Nonesuch once again. But this time they are only going to find the Duke and the Dauphin being carried down the road by a very angry mob! When these two boys are together nothing stops them. They think of another plan. This plan is to help Jim escape out of custody. Tom comes up with an extremely dangerous plan, but they decide to go with it. Tom decides that the obstacles for getting Jim out will have to be created by themselves. They start digging with knives, but then they find an ax. Jim's superstitions are still really stupid. The guys steel a shirt, candle, and a sheet which they stuff in pie form to give to Jim so he can use that stuff to escape with. Jim finally gets fed up with Toms complicated plan. Then Huck and Tom get snakes and rats and let them loose in the house. Tom writes an anonymous letter and attaches frightful images to it, to try to trick the Phelps's in to staying in their home. Tom says he's and Indian. Tom gets shot in the calf and Jim insists on seeing a doctor. The doctor almost comes, but doesn't come on the canoe because he didn't think it could hold him up. The doctor leaves and Huck has to go home. But everybody is wondering where Tom ran off to... Tom and Hucks entire plan is discovered by Aunt Polly. Aunt Sally said that once they are well they are going to get a good beating! And we also find out that according Miss.Watson's will Jim is finally a free slave. Then, finally, the last chapter answers everything that we have been wondering! And Jim gets treated especially nicely!! (Haley)
Ch 29-Ch the Last
The king and the duke continue to impersonate the Wilks's brothers when the real Wilks brothers show up. In order to find who the real brothers are, the townspeople set up many tests, such as comparing the handwriting. The real brother then claims there is a tattoo on Peter Wilks and when they open the coffin to check, they find the $6000 that Huck hid. Huck escapes and runs back to the raft, but is dissappointed when the king and the duke catch up in a boat. They want to leave the con artists so they devise a plan to escape as soon as possible. During this time, Huck realizes he's breaking the law by helping free Jim. After trying to write a letter to Mrs. Watson, he remembers all the times with Jim and he decides he would rather go to hell than to see Jim enslaved. However, Huck finds out that the king sold Jim and kept all the money for himself. Huck also finds out that Jim is at the Phelps Farm. When he arrives, he is mistaken for Tom Sawyer because the Phelps were his aunt and uncle Later, Huck ran into Tom and told him what was happening. Tom came up with a scheme, and convinced his aunt and uncle that he was Sid Sawyer, Tom's brother. Tom decided he wanted to help Huck steal Jim back and he creates a complex and unnecessary plan to steal Jim back. The foolish plan causes them to trick another slave and eventually they warn the Phelps of their plan for an extra challenge. Huck and Tom finally try to steal Jim, but Tom is shot in the leg by one of the guards. Huck tries to find a doctor and separate from Tom and Jim. Eventually, Jim gets recaptured and Tom is found wounded. After he is healing, Tom reveals that Jim was free already because Miss Watson had died and set him free in her will. Huck also found out that his father was dead. When Jim hid the man's face in the floating house, he was trying to protect Huck because it was Pap. Aunt Sally said she would adopt Huck, but he doesnt want to. (Tony) Chapter 29
Well the real Harvey Wilks shows up with his deaf brother William. They want their inheritance and can prove themselves if that's what it takes. A lawyer helps them to settle the dispute. It all boils down to a signature and what kind of tattoo. When they go to the graveyard, the whole gang mannages to escape as the population finds the 6000 dollars and becomes infatuated with it. Chapter 30
The duke and dauphin then blame each other for placing it there. Chapter 31
As they travel on down the river, jim and huck make plans to escape the first chance they get. But jim gets captured. Huck decides he'll go to hell in order to save him. Chapter 32
Huck decides to head to the phelps house instead of where the duke directed him to. i wonder if we'll hear from the duke ever again? he was the only shred of normalcy and educated-ness the story had. :( Besides, Huck arrives at the Phelps where Tom was being expected. the two make a plan to trick this family, and who would have guessed but it worked to perfection! Chapter 33
Tom is startled by the fact that huck is alive and not dead back in St. Petersburg. Next tom kisses mrs phelps and says he is sid, his brother in real life. Tom and Huck escape one night to go and see the Royal NOnesuch once again only to find the duke and dauphin tar and feathered and being carried down the rooad by an angry mob (like in shrek when theyre headed to kill the ogre. haha) Chapter 34
The dynamic duo work up another plan, this time to help jim escape fromm captivity (kinda sounds like an animal doesn't it?) Huck decides on a boring one, but Tom comes up with one 15 times as stylish and they decide to use it even though all three technically could die if it fails. Huck decides he will have to dig Jim out. Chapter 35
Tom decides that all the obstacles to helping Jim escape will have to be created by themselves cause the keeper isnt going to do it. Chapter 36
The digging starts out with knives, but as this probes to be wayyy too tough pick axes are chosen instead. Jims superstitious keeper proves to be dumber than a door knob. Chapter 37
The shirt, candles, and sheeet are now being missed. But she gets tricked so bad she doesnt even want to know what happende to them anymore. the guys build a pie full of stuff for jim to use to escape with. Chapter 38 Jim puts together a pretty humorous coat of arms. Tom continues to try to make things complicated and Jim gets fed up. He doesnt care for rattlesnakes, rats, or a flower fed with tears even though they may lead to greatness as tom mentions Chapter 39
in this chapter Huck and Tom get snakes and rats and let them loose in the house(i couldnt tell if it was on purpose or not but i dont think so.) Tom writes an anonymous letter and draws frightful images in blood on their doors to try and trick the phelpses into staying in their homes. he Claims to be an indian whose turned the right way. Chapter 40
tHis was one of the better chapters ive read in a while. 15 angry farmers all armed are waiting downstairs for the indians to arrive. this is a prime example of situational irony. I could just see tom and huck getting shot at and on the run as soon as i read this and of course it did happen. tom gets shot in the calf and jim insists on seeing a doctor. he steps up. it was different. Chapter 41
The doctor almost comes, but stops at the canoe in fear that it wont hold him up. Huck goes to sleep and wakes up to find out the doctor has ditched. huck then runs into uncle silas and has to go home. Aunt sally especially but also everyone else is wondering where in the world tom has escaped off to? Chapter 42
Tom arrives on the sean on a mattress in semi consciousness with jim still in the dress and all in shackles. The doctor speaks well for him. tom and hucks entire plan is discovered by aunt polly. aunt sally decides they are going to get a considerable whooping just as soon as he's better. also, Jim according to Mrs watson's will is indeed a free slave. Chapter The Last
This chapter is all about answers. When Huck asks Tom what he had planned to do once he had freed the already-freed Jim, Tom replies that he was planning to repay Jim for his troubles and send him back a hero, giving him a reception complete with a marching band. When Aunt Polly and the Phelpses hear about the assistance Jim gave the doctor in nursing Tom, they immediately unchain him, feed him, and treat him like a king. Tom gives Jim forty dollars for his troubles, and Jim declares that the omen of his hairy chest—which was supposed to bring him fortune—has come true.
"But I reckon I got to light out for the territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally
she's going to adopt me and sivilize me, and I can't stand it. I been there before. " (Kyle)
Chapters 29-Chapter the last
The Duke and the Dauphin's world turned upside down when the real Wilks brothers came back to town. Most of the people believed them to be the frauds they are and began to ask them very specific questions only known by the WB. Because of Peter's grave digging, the royal heinesses and Huck saw this as a perfect opportunity to escape. Huck and Jim began by themselves, but to much of Huck's dismay, they were once again joined by the Duke and the Dauphin. Everyone. except for Jim, went along shore and the "royals" started their Royal Nonesuch buisness again. When Huck returned to the canoe, he finds Jim gone and discovered that the Duke turned him in. After running into the Duke in town, he reveals to Huck Jim's whereabouts. (Phelp's Farm). He goes and is treatedlike family....they believe him to be Tom Sawyer. Huck then went back into town to find Tom and tell him the whole situation. TOm was scared because he thought that Huck was a ghost, but then his wild imagination urged him on to this wild adventure. On their way back, they witness the Tar and Feathering of the Duke and the Dauphin, and he began to feel bad. So he was ready to free Jim, and got Tom involved. But of coarse Tom has to do everything the complicated way because he read so in his adventure novels. So after discovering Jim, Tom and Huck go about doing everything the most complicated way for Jim, but really begin to protect him when they feared of the Phelps selling him. So they forged threatning letters, that got the family very much on their toes. With the jail break almost complete, they snuck out Jim, mindful of the farmers, armed, around the corner. Unfortunately they did not do it too quietly and ended up getting Tom shot in the leg. (To his liking of coarse!!). They went to the island and recevied help from a doctor, who later saved Jim by making him out to be a hero. Aunt Polly comes to the Phelp's house and sorts out the mixup and informs everyone that Jim is free. Huck learns that he has to stay and be civilized, he does not appreciate that. (Caroline V)
Chapter 29
The real Wilks brothers return with real English accents and explained why they were delayed because William broke his arm and their luggage was misdirected. Then Doctor Robinson declares that he was right and that the Duke and the Dauphin are frauds and the real and the fake brothers are brought into the tavern and when the fake brothers can't come up with the money the people become suspicious and then Harvey tells of a tatoo on his brothers chest but the undertaker saw no tatoo and the mob wants to kill all four men but they decide to exume the body and find the money. Huck escapes and leaves with Jim and they get followed by the Duke and the Dauphin in a boat.
Chapter 30
The Dauphin nearly strangles Huck but the Duke stops him and they both think the other has hidden the money in the coffin and they both eventually make up and go to sleep.
Chapter 31
The Duke, Dauphin, and Huck arrive in one town where the Duke and the Dauphin get into a fight and Huck tries to escape back to the raft to find Jime not there and found out that Jim had been turned in by the Dauphin and was being held by a farmer named Silas Phelps. Huck starts to write to Tom Sawyer to tell Mrs.Watson where Jim is but then he says "All right then, I'll go to hell!". Huck goes to see Mr.Phelps and runs into the Duke putting up flyers for the Royal Nonesuch who tells him that Jim was sold forty miles away.
Chapter32
Huck separates from the Duke and the Dauphin and heads over to the Phelps house to try to free Jim and they think he is Tom and Huck later finds out that the Phelps' are Tom Sawyer's aunt and uncle and heads to the dock to inform Tom of the situation at hand.
Chapter 33
Tom agrees to help Huck steal Jim and Huck is surprised Tom would help him do something that was consdidered unthinkable during that time period. Tom then disguises as Sid his own half-brother and the two sneak out and watch the Duke and the Dauphin get tar and feathered and Huck feels sorry for them.
Chapter 34
Tom and Huck find the shed where Jim is being held and Huck comes up with the idea that they will steal the key to the shed and Jim and Huck will escape on the raft but Tom comes up with a plan that is much nore stylish and more risky so they convince the person holding Jim who is superstitious to let them visit Jim and they tell him Jim's cry for joy to see them was the workings of witches and they tell Jim they will dig him out.
Chapter 35
Tom and Huck come up with a bunch of obstacles in freeing Jim because Silas Phelps made it too easy to free Jim.
Chapter 36
Tom and Huck realize that digging with knives will take to long and they switch to pick axes and trick the superstitious slave who is holding Jim
Chapter 37
Aunt Sally started noticing the things they were taking such as the shirt and plates and they tricked her into getting confused on what she had and what she didn't have. Then they baked a "witch pie" that they gave the slave who was holding Jim and told him to give it to Jim and inside it were tools for Jim's escape.
Chapter 38
Tom makes a humorous coat of arms and tries to steal some millstone for them to engrave and tries to convince Jim to grow a flower to water with his tears but Jim refuses for the unnecesary amount of trouble.
Chapter 39
Huck and Tom put rats and snakes in the shed with Jim and accidentally infest the Phelp's house and Tom writes an anonymous letter to the Phelps' to warn them of trouble to scare them and then he writes a letter that suposedly came from gangsters and said that they were going to steal Jim.
Chapter 40
Then a mob of farmers surround the shed Jim is in, they escape and Tom makes a noise going over the fence and the farmers start shooting at them. Tom gets shot in the leg and they make it to the island where the raft is hidden and they decide to get Tom a doctor.
Chapter 41
Huck left Tom and Jim on the island to retrieve a doctor and sends him to Jim and Tom and Huck returns to the Phelpses and everyone thinks it was a bunch of desperados that took Jim and Huck has to go home.
Chapter 42
Tom is brought back semi-concious and Jim is shackled and treated roughly and the doctor intervines telling everyone that Jim sacrificed his freedom to take care of Tom. Then Tom wakes up telling of how they set Jim free and when he sees Jim in chains he explains that Mrs. Watson died two months ago and set in her will to set Jim free. Then Aunt Polly came in and set the identities of Tom and Huck strait and Tom and Huck are repremanded for their misbehavior.
Chapter the Last (43)
Then when Tom is confronted with what would he have done once Jim was re-freed Tom said he was planning to make Jim a hero and he was going to repay him. Then when the Phelpses found out about Jim helping Tom get better, they treated him like a king and Tom paid Jim forty dollars for his trouble and Jim said it was because of his hairy chest. Then Huck thinks Pap had already taken all the money by now but Jim tells him that was impossible because the dead body floating in the house was Pap and Huck said he was glad and said he would head out west because Aunt Sally was already trying to "sivilize" him. (Elizabeth)
Chapters 29-32
The real Wilks brothers show up and they want their inheritance. So, the King and the Duke tell the towns people that those are the imposters, so a lawyer comes to help settle the dispute by asking questions only the real brothers would know. The questions that are the key deciders in the dispute are about what kind of tattoo is on the body and their signature. Then, the two men get out of town and catch up with Huck. Each of the men think the other one hid the money, which leads to a big argument. It is soon resolved.All four men keep traveling up the river and Huck and Jim make plans to ditch the King and the Dauphin. When they get the chance to escape, Huck finds out that the Dauphin sold Jim. Then Huck decides to write Miss Watson about Jim’s whereabouts, but then he says “All right then I’ll go to hell! …” and makes plans to steal Jim back out of slavery. When Huck was on his way to see Silas, he runs into the duke and in the conversation, he accidentally tells Huck that Jim is at Phelps’ farm. Huck arrives at Phelps’ farm and is greeted by Silas and Sally Phelps, who think Huck is their nephew Tom Sawyer. Later when Tom arrives Huck explains the situation and the two plan to trick the family.
Chapters 33-36
Tom is heading to the farm and is surprised by Huck, who is believed to be dead. When they arrive at the farm, Huck introduces Tom as William Thompson. One night Huck and Tom sneak out and see a mob of people chasing the King and the Dauphin. Huck at first feels sorry for them, but that feeling quickly goes away. Tom then finds out that Jim is being held in a shed on the farm. Huck comes up with the plan to just steal the key, but Tom comes up with a much craftier one. They go visit Jim and trick his keeper into letting them in, and they talk to Jim and explain how they are going to free him. Tom says they must saw Jim's chain off instead of just lifting it off the bed's framework, because that's how it's done in all the books. Tom rattles off a list of other things that are allegedly necessary in plotting an escape, including a rope ladder, a moat, and a shirt on which Jim can keep a journal, presumably written in his own blood. Sawing Jim's leg off to free him from the chains would also be a nice touch. But since they are pressed for time, they will dig Jim out with case-knives, or large table knives. Despite all the theft that the plan entails, Tom chastises Huck for stealing a watermelon from the slaves' garden and makes Huck give the slaves a dime as compensation. Later that night they are trying to release Jim, they switch from using knives to pick-axes to dig him out.The next day, they gather candlesticks, spoons, and tin plates.That night, the boys dig their way to Jim, who is delighted to see them. He tells them that Sally and Silas have been to visit and pray with him. Jim does not understand the boys' fancy scheme but agrees to go along. Tom convinces Jim's keeper, Nat, who believes witches are haunting him, that the only cure is to bake a “witch pie” and give it to Jim. Tom plans to bake a rope ladder into the pie. Chapters 37-40 Aunt Sally notices the missing shirt, candles, sheets, and other articles Huck and Tom steal for their plan, and she takes out her anger at the disappearances on seemingly everyone except the boys. She believes that perhaps rats have stolen some of the items. Jim scratches a coat of arms on the wall of the shed. Tom is disappointed that the wall is made of wood and not of stone. Tom wants Jim to take a rat or a rattlesnake into the shed and tame it. Then he wants Jim to grow a flower only with his tears. In the next chapter, Huck and Tom catch rats and snakes and accidentally let them loose in the Phelps’ house. Tom starts writing anonymous letters to the Phelpses. The last letter is from a gang that is planning on stealing Jim. One night after supper, Huck and Tom get sent straight to bed. Later Huck sees 15 farmers in the house. Huck goes to warn Tom and Jim at the shed. Tom gets excited. Jim, Huck, and Tom escape through a hole in the wall. Tom gets shot in the leg, but surprisingly he is excited about the injury. Chapters 41-Last
Huck goes out to get a doctor for Tom, but the doctor was afraid the canoe wouldn’t hold him so he doesn’t go. At this time Huck had fallen asleep and wakes up to find out that the doctor didn’t go. Then, Huck ran into Uncle Silas and he went home. When he got home, Aunt Sally wouldn’t let him leave because she didn’t want to lose another boy. Tom is brought to the house semi-conscious and Jim is brought in chains. The doctor explains how Jim risked his life to nurse Tom’s. When Tom wakes up he explains everything to Aunt Sally and how Miss Watson died 2 months ago, so Jim is free. Aunt Polly comes and ruins Huck and Tom’s plan. In the last chapter, Huck asked Tom what he was going to do once he freed Jim. Tom answered saying, he was going to repay him for all his troubles and send him back complete with a marching band. When the Phepses and Aunt Polly hear how Jim assisted the doctor, they immediately unchain him, feed him and treat him like a king. Tom gives Jim $40 and Jim says it is because he has a hairy chest. After Tom fully recovers, he wears his bullet around his neck. Jim also tells Huck that the body in the floating house was Pap. (Kati Causey)
Chapters 29-32
To make matters worse for the King and Duke's heist, the actual Wilks brothers come some to town. The town start to see fault with the king and Duke so they ask certain questions that only Peter's REAL bothers would know. The Duke lies and says that Peter has a blue arrow on his chest so the entire town goes to dig up Peter to see the truth. Huck's quick gold hiding place serves as his escape because as soon as the gold was discovered the town goes crazy. At this time the King and Duke escape as well. Huck makes a run for the river and Jim. Not long after they have set sail, the King and the Duke hitch a ride too. Once the clan gets to a new town, the King and Duke look around the town to see if it is OK to show their faces and possibly start up "The Royal Nonesuch" con again. When Huck reaches the raft he realizes that Jim is missing In town he learns that the King and Duke sold him back into slavery (probably for alcohol money). Huck discovers where Jim has been taken, and makes his way to Phelp's Farm. He is greeted heavily by the family and takes the role of a cousin coming to visit. In the end we learn he has to pretend to be Tom Sawyer.
Chapters 33-36
At Phelp's Farm, Huck realizes that Tom is probably on his way so Huck decides to meet him beforehand. They decide ti keep Huck's identity safe, and Tom pretends to be Sid (I guess his brother or cousin???) News makes its way to Huck that a con show called "The Royal Nonesuch" has come to town and the town plans to tar and feather the producers of it. Huck is struck with guilt and sets out to warn the King and Duke but is too late. A truck rides b with the King and Duke perfectly tarred and feathered. Huck and Tom decide that they are going to free Jim from slavery. Huck opts for an easy escape plan but is turned down by Tom. Tom wants to free Jim the ways that people escape forom prison, with case-knives and 87 years. Once they start to dig for Jim they realize that this romanticized escape probably isn't going to work, so they trade in their knives for picks and shovels.
Chapters 37-40
These chapters are filled with Tom's idea of how breaking out a prisoner should be. They steal spoons from the kitchen, and then, to cover there tracks, they play mind games with Aunt Sally. Also, Tom and Huck put spiders, snakes, and rats in Jim's room (because Tom read that somewhere). The boys also ask Jim if he can grow a flower in his cell. During this time we see Jim being the father-figure by going alond with the kids' outlandish ideas. A few days before the "evasion" Tom writes letters to the Phelp's, so to warn them of Jim's breakout. The chapter ends the night the plan is set, and we are left with the feeling something crazy is going to happen (OF COURSE)!
Chapter 41- chapter the last
The chapters begin with the nameless doctor and Huck trying to get help for Tom, who is wounded from the bullet. Huck is unsure of the doctor's ability to cure Tom so he decided to return back to the Phelps's. He is greeted by a worried aunt and uncle. After aunt sally is given a letter from her sister, Tom is found on a matress with Jim and the doctor by his side. He tells how he and Huck helped Jim escape, but then tries to trick her by playing dumb. The family and farmers are ready to kill Jim, but the doctor comes to the rescue. He tells how Jim gave up his only chance at freedom to save Tom. The family agrees and Jim's life is spared. Later, aunt Polly arrives and straightens out who's who between Tom and Huck. We then discover that Jim has been a free man for several weeks. Ms. Watson felt guilty for almost selling him down river so her dying wish was to give him freedom. Also we learn that the dead man in the floating house was Pap and Huck is $6,000 richer. Huck finishes the book by telling of plans to head out west to avoid being civilized by the Phelps. :)
(Shelby K)
Chapters 29-32
The real Wilks brothers from England have just arrived in town and there is a confrontation between them and the king and duke. They are each asked a series of questionsto determine which is the real pair of brothers. The ask about different markings on his chest and go to his grave to investigate. They find the money in his coffin and the crowd descends into chaos. Jim and Huck make a run for it but the King and Duke later catch up to them. They attempt to set up "The Royal Nonsuch" again in a new town and sell Jim for money which Huck discovers when he reaches the raft. He makes his way to the Phelps farm where Jim is being kept. The Phelps think that he is Tom Sawyer, which he pretends to be until the real Tom Sawyer arrives.
Chapters 33-36
Huck intercepts Tom at the steamboat dock and Tom agrees to go along with Huck's plan. When they arrive, Tom pretends to be his own brother "Sid". News comes to Huck and the others that the "Royal Nonesuch" had come to town and everyone comes out to meet it. Instead of attending the show they tar and feather the Duke and the KIng. Jim is being kept by the Phelps so Huck and Jim decide to attempt to free him. Huck suggests an easy escape, but Tom demands that they follow the adventure novels he has read and do it the real way. They try to dig Jim out with case-knives and later shovels, but they could have simply opened his cell door...
Chapters 37-Chapter the Last
The fist few chapters of this section include details of the various stunts and tricks Huck and Tom commit leading up to their breakout of Jim. They steal stuff from the Phelps household and try to convince Jim to grow a flower in his cell. Jim, a cartoonish figure in the last chapters, goes along with the boys' outlandish ideas. Tom writes a letter to the Phelps warning them of the eminent breakout. A group of armed farmers show up to protect the "runaway" and luckily they escape, but just as they are about to get away, Tom is shot in the leg. Huck goes to get help for Tom, who is actually proud of his bullet wound. They return to the Phelps and are met be Aunt Polly, who explains the entire situation. They all learn that Jim has been free for two months and that Huck's father has been dead, as he was the dead man in the house in the river. Huck resolves not to live with the civilized people, and that he plans to more out west.
(((Parker)))
Chapters 29- Chapter the Last
While Mary Jane was gone, Peter Wilks' real brothers show up. Pretty much everyone believes the King and the Duke. They set up a trial between the Dauphins and the King and the Duke. The Duke says that Peter had a blue arrow on his chest, so everyone goes to the grave to dig up Peter to see if the King and the Duke were lying. Well when the people find the gold in the casket, they let go of the King, the Duke, and Huck. Huck rans off the get Jim and him and Jim take off. But not far down the river the King and the Duke catch up with them. The King and the Duke were very angry but Huck came up with a story so the King and the Duke leave him alone. While King and the Duke are in town trying to con that town, Huck makes a run for it. When he reaches the raft, he learns that the Duke and the King sold Jim into slavery. Huck finds out were Jim is and goes off to get Jim. When he arrives the family assumes he is Tom Sawyer. Huck goes off to find Tom so the family doesn't find out what Huck is trying to do. He finds Tom and they pretend he is Sid Sawyer, his brother. The family is really excited when they learn that Sid came too. Huck soon learns that the King and the Duke are going to put on another preformance and the people are going to tar them. So Huck and Tom try to find them before the town does but they are too late and by the time they find them they are already been tarred and feather. When they get home they find out where Jim is and begin to develop a plan to get him out. Huck and Tom argue on which way to get Jim out. They finally decide to dig him out with knives but soon decide to use shovels. They also take advantage of a slave that thinks there are witches out to get him. One night Jim and Huck forget to shut the door to the hut. Huck runs the dogs out and shuts the door and makes the slave believe that the witches were making him see things. The tell the slave that the witches will leave him alone if he doesn't look at what Huck and Tom give Jim so the slave agrees. So Tom and Huck go off to find the items they would need to make the witch pie. The stole an old tin washpan, a full pan of flour, and some nails for Jim to write on the walls with. After making the pie they put a rope latter in the pie for Jim. Then Tom decides that they should write a few letters that let the family know that trouble is coming. So the night that Tom and Huck are going to escape, a group of men have come to the Phelp's to fight off trouble. The men almost catch Tom and Huck but they able to escape. But before they are able to escape Tom was shot in the leg. Huck and Jim are very worried about Tom's wound so Huck goes to get the doctor. After Huck gets the doctor Uncle Silas finds him and takes him home. Huck tells him that they got lost helping the men hunt for Jim. The following morning Tom arrives with the doctor and Jim. Tom finally decides to tell the truth. Then Aunt Polly tells him that Jim had been freed some time ago. Then Jim finally tell Huck that the man who they found dead in the floating house was his father. Enough though Huck doesn't let on the reader knows that Huck is very upset. The end of the novel leaves the reader hanging on whether Huck will stay with Aunt Sally or run away again.
(Taylor)
The real Wilks brothers arrive and send the town into a frenzy. The charming king and duke have most of the town on their side, but the townspeople investigate the integrity the stories of each set of Wilks brothers. The king says Peter had a tattoo of a blue arrow on his chest so the townspeople rush to dig up Peter to see if they are lying. They take the king, the duke and Huck along with them. The people find the gold in the casket and in all the confusion, Huck manages to escape. He runs to get Jim and they attempt to escape down the river, but the king and the duke catch up and accuse them of trying to abandon them. Of course, Huck was trying to get away from them but he makes up a story that satisfies them. The gang arrives at another town and the king and the duke decide to try their Royal Nonesuch act again. Huck again attempts to get away, but he soon finds out that the king sold Jim. Huck inquires about town and learns that Jim has been sold to Mr. Phelps. When Huck finds the Phelps' farm the family turns out to be Tom Sawyer's aunt and uncle and they wind up thinking that he is Tom. Shortly after, the real Tom Sawyer arrives and agrees to help Huck free Jim. Tom pretends to be his brother, Sid Sawyer. Jim reveals the secret about the Royal Nonesuch act and the townspeople catch the king and the duke, tarring and feathering them. When they return to the Phelps' farm, Tom comes up with a complicated plan to free Jim. He decides they must dig a tunnel for Jim to get out rather than just using the door. Tom also insists that Jim have a rope ladder to escape even though he is in a one story shack and that he must have snakes, spiders, and rats for companionship. Tom writes "nonnamous" letters warning the family that "Injuns" are coming to steal Jim. Several farmers from the area arrive to help Mr. Phelps and Tom and Huck decide they must free Jim immediately. Tom and Huck execute their complicated plan but as they are running away from the farm, Tom steps on a branch, it cracks and the farmers come after them. Tom is shot in the leg (much to his delight!) and Huck goes to town to get the doctor. Uncle Silas arrives and takes Huck home. Huck attempts to sneak out that night to find Tom, but he sees Aunt Sally sitting by the window, where she's been sitting all night waiting for Tom and decides he must stay. The next day the doctor arrives with Jim, carrying Tom. The doctor attests to Jim's good character and nursing skills and Tom is put in bed to rest. When Tom wakes up he tells Aunt Sally and Aunt Polly everything that happened. Aunt Polly explains Huck and Tom's true identities and Jim tells Huck that the dead man in the houseboat was Pap. The book simply ends and it is assumed that Aunt Sally will adopt Huck and civilize him. (Niki H)
Chapters 29-32
After Mary Jane is gone, the true brothers of Mr. Wilks arrive. Even though the brothers are there everyone believes the King and the Duke. The Dauphins, the King, and the Duke are put on trial. According to the Duke, Peter had a blue arrow tattoo on his chest. Since the Duke says there is an arrow everyone goes to dig up Peter to see who is lying. When they open the casket the people find the money and gold and the King, Duke, and Huck are let go. Huck finds Jim and they leave. Soon however the the Duke and the king get close. Huck comes up with a story because the two men are angry. Huck makes a run for it while another town is being ripped off by the men. After arriving to the raft Huck learns of Jims selling . Huck then finds out where Jim is and goes to get him. When he gets their they think he is Tom. Chapters 33-36
After arriving Huck goes to get Tom so the family finds out he is lying. Once Tom and Huck are together they act that he is Sid Sawyer, his brother. The family get excited when they find out that both of them came. Huck finds out that the people of the town are going to tar the King and the Duke since they plan to perform another show. Hoping to go and find the two men, Huck learns that they are too late as he sees the men being chased out of town tarred and feathered. Once they arrive home again they start a plan for Jim's escape since they know where he is but they start arguing. They decide to dig Jim out with knives but soon switch to shovels and use a slave who believes in witchcraft. One night after forgetting to shut the hut door, Huck gets the dogs out and shuts the door and makes the slave believe that the witchcraft is making him hallucinate. They tell the slave as long as he doesn't watch what Huck gives Jim then the witches will leave.(Sarah)
Chapters 29-32
The real brothers come to down and the duke and the dauphin are exposed by a lawyer. The angry mob rushes to the grave(with the criminals) to see if Mr. Wilks really has a tattoo. When they open the grave they find the bag of gold and go into a frenzy. Huck, the duke, and the dauphin escape. They all get back to the raft when the two criminals begin to accuse each other of hiding the gold in the coffin to come back for it later. They nearly fight until the king admits that it was he who did it. They continue to drift downstream trying to con different villages along the shore, all without success. After witnessing the criminals fighting at a bar Huck decides to try to escape with Jim. He soon finds out that the dauphin has sold Jim into slavery. Luckily, Huck knows where Jim is and heads off to get him. When he arrives at the home that Jim was sold to he is caught by dogs and brought inside. The family believes that he is the nephew that was set to arrive. To Huck's surprise he finds out that the nephew is Tom Sawyer.
Chapters 33-36
Huck heads back to town to find Tom Sawyer. Tom comes to the Phelps house pretending to be a stranger until he comes out pretending to be his own younger brother Sid. The boys hear about Royal Nonesuch coming to town. They head to town to help the hopeless criminals get away because they town is onto them but they are too late because a mob has already tar and feathered them. Tom and Huck contemplate on ways to free Jim. While in a shed beside Jim's "prison", they decide that they will dig him out. They go to feed Jim with one of the slaves and Jim asks like he knows them. When the other slave questions them they say that Jim didn't say anything. He believed it was only the witches. Tom goes on to explain how they will get Jim out. His ways are outrageous and influenced by the books he has read. Even though Huck thinks that Tom's ideas are crazy, he goes along with him. Tom and Huck decide to dig with pickaxes instead of knives and get along quicker. They then get into Jim's cabin and begin to give him the items that Tom wants him to have. Jim doesn't see the sense in it but goes along anyways. They leave the door open in the shed and the dogs get into Jim's cabin. They then again have to convince the other slave that it is the witches.
Chapters 37-40
The Phelps begin to notice that things are missing around the house, things that Tom and Huck are stealing. They have a great fuss about looking for everything and where it could have gone. They fool Mrs. Phelps into believing there are only nine spoons. The story then focuses on them helping Jim. Tom continues to make up outrageous requirements for Jim being a prisoner. Jim doesn't like them, especially the rats and rattlesnakes. They finally convince them on some of the things. They then being to gather the animals to put in Jim's cabin. They cause havoc around the house and Jim doesn't enjoy them. They then begin to plan how Jim will escape. They plan so much as to write anonymous letters of warning to the Phelps. The night then comes for the escape, but there are many farmers there ready to catch the perpetrators. After nearly getting caught by Aunt Sally, Huck gets to the cabin with Tom and get Jim out. While they are running away they get shot at. They end up getting to the raft but Tom has been shot in the leg. They make a plan to catch a doctor to tend to him.
Chapters 41-last
Huck gets the doctor to go out to the island to help Tom. After the doctor leaves Uncle Silas shows up and takes Huck home. At the home the people are talking about all the crazy stuff Jim did. Huck made up a story of why he was in town. He tries to escape one night but sees Aunt Sally waiting by the window. The next day he is headed towards town when he see a group of people coming along with Jim in the dress, Huck dazed out, and the doctor. Aunt Sally tends Tom every night while Huck waits. When Tom wakes up he tells Aunt Sally proudly of how he and Huck set the slave free. Aunt Sally gets extremely mad at them. When Tom asks where Jim is Aunt Sally laughs and says he is locked up again. Tom argues about why Jim should be free saying that when old widow Watson died she set him free in her will. He only wanted to help him escape for an adventure. Aunt Polly then shows up and tells Tom and Huck's true identities. They then explain to Uncle Silas and Aunt Sally explains all the trouble she went through. They Jim and they all get along. Huck can go back home
now because the dead man in the boat was his Pap. Aunt Sally plans to adopt Huck and civilize him.
The Duke and the King
(Stuart)
Chapters 29- Chapter the Last
Huck meets up with Tom, who agrees to help free Jim. That night, after an eventful dinner, at which Tom pretends to be a stranger, Tom and Huck sneak out of the Phelp's house. They see the duke and the duaphin tarred and feathered and running from an angry mob. After Tom and Huck discover where Jim is, they devise a plan to help him escape. After Huck presents his idea, Tom tells him that the idea has no showmanship and comes up with a completely ridiculous plan to free Jim. After being reunited with Jim, they begin to think up escape plans. Tom, wanting the adventure to be a little more treacherous, invents obstacles while freeing Jim. They start digging Jim out with spoons and knives but later that night they give up on that plan. Tom convinces Nat, Jim's keeper, to bake a witch pie in which Tom intends to put a rope.
Aunt Sally gets really mad about some missing objects from her house. She gets mad at everyone but Tom and Huck who are the ones who have taken the stuff. Aunt Sally blames the disappearances on rats so Huck and Tom plug up the rat holes. Later, the boys send Jim the witch pie. Tom and Huck set out to help Jim etch a coat of arms on the wall of the shed which is difficult to do using spoons and candlesticks as pens. They try to get a millstone for Jim to write on but its too heavy. Tom has Jim do all sorts of crazy things like try to tame a rattlesnake in the shed or to water a flower with his tears. When Jim confronts Tom about all the difficulty he's creating in what should be a simple plan, Tom simply tells him that his ideas allow for opportunties for greatness. Tom and Huck continue to catch snakes and various animals for Jim to try to train. In doing so, they accidently infest the Phelps's house with animals. Tom then starts writing letters warning Silas Phelps about a gang member who was planning on stealing Jim. The letters also said how this "gang member" intended to go about stealing Jim. Tom and Huck are sent to bed early by Silas. Later that night a mob armed with guns gathers on Silas's front lawn. They attack the shed but luckily, Jim, Tom, and Huck escape through a small hole they had cut in the wall. They get safely to their canoe, although Tom has been shot in the leg. They agree to call a doctor even though they run the risk of Jim's capture. Huck goes out to get a doctor and sends him to help Tom. Huck runs into Silas who takes him home. After hearing how sad Aunt Sally is, Huck decides never again to hurt her. Later, Tom is brought in on a stretcher along with Jim, who is shackled, and the doctor. Everyone treats Jim really badly but the doctor defends him by saying that Jim sacrificed his freedom to save Tom. Polly, Sally's sister, arrives and sorts out the confusion about which boy is who. After everyone finds out how Jim took care of Tom, the unchain him and treat him nicely. Tom gives Jim forty dollars as a thank you present. Tom recovers and wears his bullet as a necklace. Huck and Tom want to go adventuring in Oklahoma. Later, Jim tells Huck that his dad was the one who they saw drowned in the river. Huck then says that he's glad he doesn't have anything else to write about because writing a book was hard work. Tom reveals that Miss Watson has been dead for two months but no one scolds him for causing Jim so much trouble. wow. this is long. the end. (Lisa Harshman)
29-32
When the Duke and the King are exposed, they try to fight as much as possible to stand ground. One of the real brothers asks if Mr. Wilks had a tattoo and this was answered as yes. Yet, the tattoo was different than the King had said and all go to the grave to check to see the truth. In the commotion over the bag of gold on the dead man's chest, Huck escapes and tries to run away from the Duke and the King. They catch up anyways in a boat and get mad at Huck for a while. As they head farther downriver, they try to get gold from towns on the river but do not get much. In one town, they stay and once the royalty was in a tavern in a fight, Huck goes to the raft to escape with Jim. He does not find him and later learns that he was sold to the Phelps family by the King. As he heads to the Phelps place, he lies to the Duke and tells him he will head to a different town that was very far away. The section ends with the Phelps family believing that Huck is "Tom" who is visiting them. He is stumped by some of the questions asking about the family.
33-36
Huck is very surprised when he finds out that he is acting Tom SAWYER. He is relieved and can tell a better lie because he actually knows Tom's family. But when he sees a steamboat heading towards the town, he becomes distraught. So he travels to town saying he will get his luggage and comes across the real Tom Sawyer. They quickly make a plan. Tom pretends to be a stranger but later changes his cover to being Sid, his own brother. For a while everything runs smoothly until Huck and Tom decide to break out Jim. During this time, they see the Duke and the Dauphin tarred and feathered. Huck feels sorry for them even after all the bad stuff they did.
37-Chapter the Last
Jim turns out to be a good prisoner, doing the things Tom tells him to do with very little backtalk. Tom, wanting it to be an infamous jailbreak, adds millions of details to the plan. Some are: writing dark and mournful poems on a big grindstone, hiding a rope ladder under the bed, digging a tunnel to the jail, almost digging a moat around the jail, filling the jail with snakes and rats and spiders, and even suggesting that Jim's leg gets sawed off. After a long time, the jailbreak is almost complete. Huck and Tom head out to free him and as the defending farmers pile into the jail, Huck, Jim, and Tom run off. Tom gets shot in the leg so Huck heads for help. The doctor comes to the island and tries to help Tom. Huck stays in the nearby town but when he wakes up the next day he runs into Uncle Silas. Making up a story, he is brought back to the house. After a lot of worrying, Tom shows up with Jim, brought back by the doctor. All the neighbors want to hang Jim, trash-talk him, and lock him in the jail again. The doctor defends Jim by telling them how Jim lost his freedom again because he came out to help the doctor save Tom. Tom regains his consciousness and tells who actually freed Jim. Then, Aunt Polly, Tom's mother?, shows up and tells all how Ms. Watson had died and Jim was free. She tells how Huck is not really Tom and Tom is not really Sid and everyone is happy. After Huck is adopted to the family of the Phelps, he is to be sivilized. They party all night long.
(Caron)
Chapter 29:
The duke and king are found out for what they really are, because the real Harvey and William show up. Both sets of brothers are interrogated in order to find out which ones, if both, are frauds. They duke and the king are exposed, and come close to being hanged. Huck is there for all this and escapes the moment he has the chance. He tells Jim to hurry so they can start sailing down the river, but the duke and king have run away and catch up to them.
Chapter 30:
The king and duke scold Huck because he ditched them, or "gave them the slip." Huck lies and tells them the man holding him told him to run, or else he would be hanged. The king says that he was the one who hid the money, even though it was Huck.
Chapter 31:
They float down the river, and the duke and king decide to go on land to a town and see if anyone heard about the "Royal Nonesuch." If not, they would start cheating people again. Once again, Huck runs away from them, but finds that Jim is not on the raft and has been taken. He is scared to death and does not know what to do, then he thinks he is doing everything wrong in life-- especially by stealing a slave. He decides that he needs to reform and writes a letter that he believes he will send to Mrs. Watson. Then he realizes that the right thing to do is to save Jim, he realizes that he loves Jim and would do just about anything for him. He runs into the Duke, while trying to go to the Phelps farm, and finds out that the king sold Jim.
Chapter 32:
When he gets to the Phelps' farm he is immediately swarmed by a woman and is hugged and kissed. She assumes that he is her nephew coming to visit. He tries his best to play the role, but is scared because he does not know who he is. He finds out that her nephew is actually Tom Sawyer.
Chapter 33:
Huck is happy to know who he is pretending to be, but then he is nervous for he fears the real Tom may show up. So he goes to meet Tom, when he does he tells him the "stump" he is in and Tom decides to go along with it and even help him steal Jim-- which amazes Huck. The real Tom pretends to be his brother Sid and the Phelps' family is excited to have both brothers visiting. At the end of this chapter, Huck sees the duke and king again, but they have been caught as frauds and will most likely be killed. Huck feels bad for them.
Chapter 34:
Tom, the real one, figures out where they are hiding Jim, and they come up with an outrageous plan to make Jim escape. They become friends with the slave that feeds Jim, and are invited inside to see what he is feeding. Jim immediately rejoices, but he realizes he is not supposed to know who they are. All three convince the other slave that witches made him hear Jim rejoicing.
Chapter 35:
Huck and Tom are deciding how they will actually steal Jim. Huck comes up with reasonable ideas, but Tom scolds him because his plans are all too easy. Tom makes everything more elaborate and difficult, because he wants to make what they are doing as adventurous and dangerous as possible, like all the stories he has read about.
Chapter 36:
Huck and Tom finally dig so that they can see Jim. They find out that Aunt Sally and Uncle Silas have prayed with him. Tom convinces Nat that his "witches" are hungry because they mostly show up when he has food-- so Tom convinces him that the best thing to do is to bake a witch pie. Tom and Huck are planning on putting a rope ladder in the pie.
Chapter 37:
Everything becomes chaotic in the Phelps' house. Aunt Sally notices that things keep going missing. She tries to keep track of everything, but she can't. Huck and Tom are stealing things then putting them back in order to confuse her. She eventually gives up. The boys complete the pie and send it to Jim.
Chapter 38:
Tom continues to make everything difficult for Jim. He wants him to scratch a message and his "coat of arms" on a rock. Tom makes everything difficult for Jim by asking him to tame a rattlesnake and grow a flower with his tears, which Jim declines and expresses the excess amount of trouble it would cause.
Chapter 39:
Tom and Huck capture lots of live animals including spiders, rats, and snakes to put in Jim's cabin. Accidentally, they all get loose in the house and Aunt Sally becomes very mad. Tom convinces Huck and Jim that they need to write "nonnamous" (anonymous) letters to the Phelpes. In the last of these letters Tom writes pretending to be a member of a gang and is warning that his gang is planning to steal Jim in the night.
Chapter 40:
Disturbed by the letter, Aunt Sally sends Huck and Tom straight to bed. When Huck sneaks down, he finds many farmers with guns waiting. When Huck goes to warn Tom about the men, it excites him. They sneak Jim out, and when climbing over the fence, Tom makes a noise-- then the men start shooting. When they make it to the island where the raft is, they are all excited-- especially Tom because he got shot in the leg. Huck and Jim are worried, and decide that he needs a doctor. This convinces Huck that Jim is "white on the inside."
Chapter 41:
Huck fetches a doctor, but the canoe back to the island only holds one person, so the doctor goes and Huck falls asleep on the shore. The next morning, Huck runs right into Uncle Silas, who immediately sends him home. The house is filled with the farmers from the last night and their wives, whom are all chatting about how a gang must have been tricking them all this time. Huck asks to go out and look for "Sid" (Tom), but Aunt Sally refuses because she does not want to loose another boy, since she thinks she lost Sid/Tom.
Chapter 42:
Tom stays missing, and therefore the family is in distress. Aunt Sally recieves a letter from her sister Polly, but puts it to the side when she sees Tom arriving on a mattress, who is brought by the doctor and Jim, who is in chains, and they are accompanied by many others. There is ideas to hang Jim, but they do not, although they still "cuss at him" and treat him badly. The doctor stands up for Jim, and conveys to the people that he was a huge help, so they calm down. When Huck and Aunt Sally are at Tom's bedside, Tom wakes up and excidedly tells Aunt Sally all that him and Huck did to help Jim escape, but when he finds out that Jim is still in chains he admits that Jim has been free this whole time because in her will, Mrs. Watson freed him. Aunt Polly walks in the room and informs Aunt Sally of who "Tom" and "Sid" really are.
Chapter The Last:
The family immediatly unchains Jim and treats him like part of the family. Tom gives him $40 because of all of the trouble. Tom makes a full recovery. Huck is worried that Pap has come and stolen his money from Judge Thatcher, but Jim promises that he has not come back. When Huck asks how he knows, Jim tells Huck that the dead man in the floating house was actually his father. Huck is going to be adopted by the Phelps' and they are going to "sivilize" him.
(Caroline Lassiter)
Chapter 29 The real William and Harvey arrive in town and explain their dilemma of loosing their luggage. After Doctor Robinson declares that the duke and dauphin are frauds, the men are tested by signing a piece of paper (which is suggested by a lawyer.) But, because the real Harvey had broken his arm, it could not be confirmed that that was truly Harvey. After two different versions of a tattoo are described, the people are left confused. The lawyer then tells the “mob” that they can examine it for themselves. They take with them the four men and Huck. However, when they discover the $6,000 in the coffin, Huck escapes during the uproar. Huck steals a canoe quickly and meets Jim. He was overjoyed, but not for long. When he turns around, he realizes the duke and dauphin are following him. Chapter 30 The two men catch up with Huck. The dauphin nearly strangles Huck to death, but the duke holds him back. Both the duke and the dauphin believe that the other hid the money in the coffin with the intent of picking it up later. They get in a huge fight, but end up making up later. Chapter 31 The four men travel together, trying to get away from all of the rumors of the scam. They try to fool various towns, but nothing seems to work. When the duke and dauphin stop at a tavern and fight for a while, Huck finds the appropriate time to escape. He leaves the two frauds, but then can’t find Jim. A man approaches Huck, handing him a $200 handbill for Jim’s capture. They boys tell Huck that a man caught Jim, and lost interest in the runaway slave, selling him to Silas Phelps (a farmer) for forty dollars. After hearing the description of the man who sold Jim, Huck realizes that it was the dauphin. He decides he wants to do what’s right and write Miss Watson, telling her about the situation. But then he says, “All right then I’ll go to hell! …” and he plans to steal Jim out of slavery. When Huck goes to see Silas Phelps, he meets up with the duke who was putting up posters for the “Royal Nonesuch.” In the midst of their conversation, the duke spills that Jim is at Phelps Farm, and later encourages Huck to take a trip out there. Chapter 32 Huck goes out to the Phelps farm, greeted by Sally and Silas Phelps, who believe Huck is their nephew Tom. Huck soon realizes that their nephew is his best friend, Tom Sawyer. After making up an excuse for “being late,” Huck heads down to the ducks when he hears a steamboat. He wants to make sure that if the real Tom Sawyer comes, he’s aware of the situation. Chapter 33 Huck meets up with Tom after seeing his wagon heading down the road. At first, Tom thinks that Huck is a ghost, believing that Huck had been killed at St. Petersburg a while back. When Tom and Huck arrive at the Phelps Farm, Tom is introduced as a guest (William Thompson.) He gets on bad terms with Sally after kissing her hand in the middle of dinner. That night, Huck and Tom sneak out and see a crowd of townspeople chasing the duke and dauphin out of town. Huck feels sorry for them at first, but that feeling quickly goes away. Chapter 34 Tom figures out where Jim is being held, in a shed on the farm. Huck proposes that they steal the key to the prison door. But, knowing Tom Sawyer, he comes up with a much wilder plan, that both boys agree on. After getting Jim’s keeper to let them see Jim for a while, they tell Jim what they are going to do, and start to plan even further. Chapter 35 Tom says that in order to get Jim free, they are going to have to saw off his leg chain, but later that changes to just sawing off Jim’s leg. They come up with all sorts of contraptions that they’ll use to free Jim. At the end of the chapter, Tom gets mad at Huck for stealing the slaves’ watermelon, and makes Huck give each one a dime, without telling them why. Chapter 36 Tom and Huck finally dig up to the point where they can see Jim. They convince Nat (the keeper) that the only way to scare the witches away is to make a cake. He believes it, because Tom says that the witches are probably just hungry. The boys plan to bake a rope ladder into the pie-part of their fancy plan. Chapter 37 Aunt Sally finally realizes all of the many things that are missing. She seems to blame this on everybody BUT Huck and Tom. They continue to steal and put back the things that they need in order to help Jim escape. And, finally, Sally can’t keep track of it anymore. Chapter 38 Tom suggests that Jim write his coat of arms on the wall. However, when that plan fails to work, Tom and Huck both agree on sneaking Jim out. Chapter 39 Tom and Huck plan to capture rats and snacks, and put them in the shed where Jim is. But, they also manage to infest the Phelps’ house in the process. Also, during this chapter, Silas plans to put an ad in the paper stating that Jim is a captured runaway in the main newspapers (one of which might get to Miss Watson.) Then, the boys pretend to be gangsters and write a letter to the Phelps’ warning them of the dangers ahead. Chapter 40 Huck becomes aware that there are fifteen local farmers with guns on the plantation. He then goes to tell Huck and Jim, who try to escape through a wall in the shed. When they make so much noise, the men come after them. Suddenly, they start to shoot, and the boys run away to the edge of the river to hop in the canoe. Once they’re in the boat, they see how bad Tom’s shot wound is and start to wonder if they should get a doctor. Chapter 41-Chapter the Last Huck tells the doctor where to go to find Jim and Tom. Then, Uncle Silas comes along and takes Huck back to the house. Huck really wants to go try to find Tom, but doesn’t want to hurt Aunt Sally’s feelings. Finally, all three of the men (the doctor, Tom, and Jim) show up at the house. Aunt Polly comes and tells Aunt Sally who each of the boys really are. They also tell her that Jim is free. Towards the end of the book, Huck figures out that his Dad has been dead, and shows no emotion at all. Then, Huck makes the decision to stay with Aunt Sally (who wants to civilize him.) (Caroline R.)
Chapter 29- 32:
The Duke and the King are discovered to be liars when the real brothers show up but the town is still confused about who the real brothers are. The plan was to ask the guy who dressed Mr. Wilks what his tatoo looked like. But the man doesn't even remember that there was a tattoo! So the town decides to uproot the man to find out but what do they find the money!! In the caos Huck escapes with Jim down the river! But then the duke and king get away before anything happens to them and they catch up to Jim and Huck. They stop at another town to get more money and Huck tries to escape again but he can't find Jim. He soon discovers that the king sold Jim to the Phelps. So Huck heads there to save Jim but in order to do so he must pretend to be the Phelps' nephew. Chapter 33-36:
Huck discovers that he's playing Tom Saywer! Then a few days later he finds Tom because he was supposed to be going to the Phelps to visit. He plays Sid Saywer, Tom's (huck's) brother because Huck is playing Tom. They set out to find Jim. They discover that he is being held in Sally and Silas Phelps' barn. Tom and Huck fight over how to get Huck out- but they decide to dig him out! They use Tom's diabolical plan. They also trick a witch believing slave and use it to their advantage! They tell him things like if you don't look in the barn at what we do the witches won't bother you. Chapter 37-40:
This chapter is all about the setting in motion of the plan to escape Jim. Tom has about a million ideas that he wants to use because he has read "the right way" of how to free someone. The boys like to trick Aunt Sally and steal her spoons and knives and candlesticks for the plan. They also put snakes and rats in Jim's barn because Tom had read that somewhere. Tom also asks Jim to make his tears grow a flower and to etch some writing into the barn wall. Jim goes along with everything. Then Tom writes a fake letter to the Phelps telling them that Jim will be broken out by some bandits. So the Phelps freak and get the town families together to stop anything from happening. Chapter 41- "Chapter the Last":
Before the crazy families get a chance to go out to surround the barn Huck, Tom, and Jim get away through the secret dug hole. The families run out and shot at them and Tom gets hit in the leg. The boys go down the river a ways to reach the secret get-away raft. But Huck and Jim are worried so Huck heads back to find a doctor. Because the canoe only holds one person the doctor goes first to the island while Huck waits. Then Silas Phelps finds Huck (he believes is Tom) and brings him home- Aunt Sally was so sad and is thrilled he is home! Everyone is worried about Tom and he finally is brought to the Plelps' farm with Jim and the doctor. Jim is quickly chained. But Tom tells everyone the true story of how Jim helped the doctor dave him and the truth about Huck and Tom's story- that he was really Tom Saywer and about how they helped Jim escape. Then he tells Huck that Ms. Watson had passed away and gave Jim his freedom in her will and that Pap was the dead man in the floating house. Aunt Sally decides to keep and 'sivilize' Huck so he says I've had enough of that! And plans to run off to 'Indian Territory' (which is really Oklahoma) and end the book because there is nothing more to write about and frankly it has tired him to write this book so he plans to never write another.
(Rachael D.)
CH 29-32
The real brothers of Peter Wilks show up, and the Duke and the King try to get the townspeople to believe that the other two men are the imposters. The townspeople do not know who to believe and take all of them to the tavern to find out who the real imposters are. They are questioned by the doctor and the lawyer, Levi Bell, about their supposed brother. They end up digging up Peter Wilks' coffin to see what sort of tattoo he had. They found the gold that Huck hid in the coffin, and Huck ran away. Huck found Jim and they both started off down the river. The King and the Duke follow. On the raft, the Duke and King argue because they each think that the other hid the gold. The Duke and the King try to get money by doing many different things in towns along the river. The King sells Jim and uses the money to buy alcohol. Huck is alone on the raft, and he writes a letter to Mrs. Watson saying that Mr. Phelps has Jim. He rips it up because Jim is his friend. Huck goes to find the Phelpses to try to steal Jim, and he finds the Duke who is getting ready for another round of “The Royal Nonesuch”. Huck gets to the farm where he is mistaken for Tom Sawyer by Tom’s Aunt Sally.
Ch 33-36
Huck meets Tom on the road, and the two boys decide that Huck will continue to be Tom and Tom will be his older brother, Sid. Huck gets Tom to agree to help him steal Jim. Tom shows up, and kisses his aunt during dinner. He tells her that he is Sid Sawyer. The boys see the King and the Duke have been tarred and feathered for trying to cheat people out of their money. The boys find out that Jim is in a hut and think of a plan to get him out. Tom wants to get Jim out in style, but Huck wants Jim to get out quickly. The boys follow a slave to Jim’s hut and talk to Jim and tell him that they are going to get him out. Tom and Huck work on getting Jim out by night, and they steal things they need during the day. They tell the slave, Nat, who brings food to Jim that they are going to make a witch pie and he can’t look at it.
Ch 37-40
Tom and Huck steal stuff to make the witch pie and to put in it. They put things in it that Tom says are necessary for prisoners to have. They made Jim scratch things on a tin pan, write things on a shirt, and live with snakes and bugs. The boys also made Jim write inscriptions on the wall of the cabin. They stole a grindstone from a mill for Jim to write on. Tom writes anonymous letters that warn his aunt and uncle that someone is going to try to steal Jim. The boys prepare to leave with Jim, and slip out of the house. They get Jim out of the hut and hide with him in the bushes. Farmers with guns and dogs chase them, but they go right past the runaways. In the process, Tom gets shot in the leg. Jim and Huck try to help Tom and want to get a doctor, but Tom won’t let them. Finally, Jim sends Huck to get a doctor.
Ch 41- Chapter the last
Huck sends the doctor to the raft where Tom and Jim are. Uncle Silas finds Huck and brings him home. Everyone is worried about Tom, and they are talking about how Jim got away. Several of the people think that Jim was crazy for doing some of the things that he did. Huck wants to go find Tom and see if he is alright, but Aunt Sally asks him to stay in the house. Tom, the doctor, and Jim show up the next day, and Aunt Sally is glad that Tom is alive. The people want to hang Jim, but the doctor tells them that Jim helped him take care of Tom. Tom tells Aunt Sally that they were the ones who set Jim free, but she tells him that he is back in the hut. Tom’s Aunt Polly shows up and tells Aunt Sally that Tom and Sid are really Huck and Tom. Tom and Aunt Polly tell everyone that Jim is really free, and Jim tells Huck that his father is dead. Jim goes to find his family, and Huck stays with Aunt Sally to become “sivilized”. (Jennifer)
Chapter 29-32
The real Wilks brothers have come to town, granting confusion to the town's people who believe the king and the duke are the real brothers. The king and the duke hold off the towns people with a few lies which gives Huck the chance to escape, however it also allowed the king and the duke to escape to. After picking up Jim, the four of them set off on the raft down the river. The king and the duke decided to try their scam on the "royal nonesuch" again to make cash. However they also make cash by selling Jim behind Huck's back. Huck finds out they sold Jim to the Phelps and goes to their home and gets mistaken as Tom Sawyer. He plays along in the hopes of finding Jim.
chapter 33-36
Huck spots Tom on the way to Aunt sally's and tells him about the mess he has goten into and how he plans to help Jim escape. Tom automatically wants to help and decides to play along, taking on the personna of Sid, Tom's older brother. They devise numerous ways to help Jim escape, each plan extravagant, but according to Tom, that is the way it has to be done. Jim is so happy to see Huck and Tom, and they tell him they plan to help him escape. They steal things during the day they need and work on getting Jim out at night.
chapter 37-40
Huck and Tom get things to Jim through the slave Nat, who does everything they say in hopes the witches will be scared off. They gave him a pie containing items for Jim's escape that Nat gives to Jim. The rest of the time they start to put their plan into action. The scratch things in a tap pan, make Jim write things on a shirt, and set bugs in Jim's place. Tom then writes an anonymous note saying someone was going to steal Jim. All the farmers and Aunt Sally gather at night waiting for the robbers. When Huck and Tom find out that the farmers are here they slip Jim out and wait in the bushes while the dogs go searching for the robbers. On they way though, Tom gets shot and needs a doctor. Huck then leaves Jim and Tom in the search of a doctor.
chapter 41- last
The doctor tends to Jim, while Huck is caught in town by uncle Silas and heads back to Aunt Sally's. Aunt Sally is worried by Tom and why he hasn't shown up yet. Huck says he will go out and look for Tom but she dosen't want him out of the house. The next day Tom and Jim show up with the doctor and the farmers but Jim away and tend to Tom. Tom, not knowing that Jim is back in holding spills the beans on his and Huck plans to Aunt Sally. But before anymore is said Tom's Aunt Polly shows up and exlains she knew something was going on and explains who the real Tom is and who Huck is. Tom then says how Jim is already free because Ms. Watson passed away saying in her will for Jim to be free. Tom gives Jim forty dollars for him being such a good prisoner, and Jim tells Huck how he said he was going to be rich and now he is. Tom then says they should all go out with costumes and have another adventure. Huck says he dosent have any money so he can't leave with Tom to go get costumes, but Jim reveals that his pap died so he can go back home and claim his money. Huck dosen't comment on this, but instead finishes off his story on whether he should stay with Aunt Sally and become civilized. (alex j)
Ch. 29-32
After Mary Jane leaves, the real Harvey Wilks arrives. Then, the king and Duke get in a fight and they have to investigate to see who really are Peter’s brothers. The Duke brings up the arrow on Peters chest so they go to dig him up and while doing that, they find the money in his coffin. Huck and Jim run away but the duke and king soon catch up. They eventually start up “The Royal Nonesuch” in the new town again. Huck soon realizes that Jim is gone and has been sold into slavery but Jim finds him at the Phelps’ farm where he has to disguise himself as Tom Sawyer.
Ch. 33-36
Since Huck is disguising himself as Tom, he goes off to find Tom before he gets back so his cover isn’t blown. When he finds Tom, they decide that they are going to change. Huck soon finds out that the king and duke are putting on another play and the people were going to tar and feather them so Huck and Tom try to help them but it was too late. Then, they plot to get Jim back but Tom disagrees with Huck’s ways. Tom wants to do it with knives, but it didn’t work as planned so they got shovels instead.
Ch. 37-40
Huck and Jim are trying to escape Jim like they would in a prison. They take utensils from the kitchen and they put rats, spiders, etc in Jim’s room. They had Jim communicating by scratching words on all sorts of things. Tom then writes a letter to the Phelps’ that someone is trying to break Jim out of jail. Soon enough, they get Jim escaped from jail and they get chased but they get away but Tom got shot in the leg. They then try to get a doctor for him.
Ch. 41-Ch. the last
Jim is trying to be treated by the doctor while Huck returns to the Phelps house, who are very worried. Later Tom and the doctor show up at the home. Jim is quickly lock up and then Tom tells everyone the truth about the doctor and about their real names. He also tells Huck that Ms. Watson passed away and Jim was granted freedom in her will. Also he says that at the beginning Pap was the man floating dead in the house. Jim soon goes to his family and Huck stays with Aunt Sally.
(Caroline T.)
Ch. 29- Ch. The Last
After many weeks of fooling the town, the real brothers of Peter Wilks' arrive and give the town something to talk about. Many trials are held in order to really see which group of brothers are frauds and which aren't. The most difficult question is what is tattooed on their dead brothers chest, this a question that neither set of brothers are able to answer correctly. The questoin is answered when they dig up the coffin, but unexpectly the town finds the inheritance money in there. It is around this moment that Huck runs off in the rain and lightnring to find Jim and the raft and get out of there. Unfortunatly the plan doesn't work so well and it takes a couple more weeks to shake the "royalty". He ends up at the Phelp's house very confused and not knowing who he is "supposed" to be. Until he hears the words Tom Saywer then he feels a heap of a lot better because if there is anyone in this world that Huck knows it is Tom. So he goes on pretenting to be Tom until Tom arrives and then they discuss their plan to fool poor old Aunt Sally. Tom ends up taking the role of Sid, and Huck continues to be Tom. So eventually Huck shares his plan to free Jim with Huck, but of course that doens't satisfy the mastermind Tom Saywer. He finds a much more difficult, time consuming way to free Jim. It includes a grindstone, animals, spiders, cutting a bed leg, placing spoons in Aunt Sally's apron, and much more over the top antics. The anoynymous letters sent to Aunt Sally tell her that some people are coming to steal Jim so she gets a bunch of farmers and their guns and they are supposed to wait for the signal. Huck is held up by Aunt Sally so that delays the plan a little and eventually causes Tom to get shot in the calf during their esacape. Jim and Huck decided that they should get a doctor in order to help Tom. The doctor and Huck arrive and the doctor goes across the river on the raft and leaves Huck behind until he is found by his "uncle". Huck is then taken back home where his Aunt Sally is worried to death about her Sid. Afer a couple days of worry the doctor "Sid" and Tom all arrive. People are very angry with Jim for trying to escape and causing such ruccus but the doctor defends Jim and tells the people of how he helped the doctor to heal Tom, so then the people soften up a little bit. Once Tom comes to he tells Aunt Sally of everything they did with freeign the slave, etc. and then before we know it Tom's mom arrives and the whole can is opened up. Tom already knew that Jim was free but he wanted to save him regaurdless, so he could enjoy adventures and the glory. Jim eventually reunites with his family, and Huck is soon complaining about being brought up right... again. (A.J.)
Chapters 29-32
Soon the real Wilks' brothers show up, and the whole town is confused on who the real brothers are. So, they do some tests to try and decide who the real Harvey and William Wilks are. However, during the mob of discussion, Huck finds a way to escape and he and Jim set off again, but soon the duke and king show up, and Huck is not happy about that. Once the duke and king are on the boat, they argue over who put the gold in the coffin, but soon come to agreement that the other hid the gold in the coffin to get it later. Then they make up and go to sleep. After a good ways down the river, the duke and the king start up The Royal Nonsuch" once again. Huck went up shore to check something out and when he got back he noticed that Jim was no longer there. He then realizes that the king sold Jim, and Huck decides he needs to go and rescue Jim. Once Huck gets to the Phelps' farm, he has to pretend to be Tom Sawyer. Chapters 33-36
Huck sees Tom on the road, and Huck tells Tom everything that has happened so far. Tom wants to help so he pretends to be Sid, Toms older brother. They then discuss on how to free Jim, and Tom wants to do it the "right", harder way, and Huck just wants to free Jim. Huck and Tom tell Jim of there plan. So they steal the materials they need and right away they start to help Jim escape. Chapters 37-40
Once Huck and Tom start digging a place for Jim to escape, they then start treating this as if they are trying to help a prisoner escape. So they put rats, snakes, and spiders in Jims cabin, and they make Jim write on the wall and in stone of what he has been doing. Then Tom sends anonymous letters to his aunt and uncle saying that someone is going to try and steal Jim. So that night Tom and Huck go and steal Jim and as they are running away someone shoots a gun and Tom gets hit in the leg. He refuses to see a doctor but finally Jim tells Huck to go and find a doctor. Chapters 41-Ch the last
Huck finds a doctor and sends him to the raft where Jim and Tom are. Then Uncle Silas finds Huck and brings him home. There are some men at the Phelps' farm talking about how Jim escaped, and asking where Sid (Tom) was. Huck wants to go and make sure Tom and Jim are okay, but Aunt Sally makes him stay home. Tom, Jim, and the doctor show up the next day and everyone is glad that Tom is okay, but some of the men want to hang Jim. However the doctor tells the men how helpful Jim was, and that they should just leave him alone. Once Tom wakes up he then starts telling Aunt Sally how it was him and Huck who freed Jim. Aunt Polly then comes to the house and reveals that "Tom" is really Huck and Sid is really Tom, and then she tells them all that Jim is a free man. Jim then tells Huck that his father is dead, and then Jim leaves to go search for this family. Huck then stays with Aunt Sally, and he is going to live with her from now on. (Kristin)
Chp 29-32
The real Wilks relatives show up and are proven to be true by handwriting comparisons and when the imposters are asked what kind of tattoo does Peter Wilkes have on his chest, they say a blue arrow but the townspeople exhume the body and find no tattoo. During this time Huck escapes and leaves with Jim. They soon come in contact with the King and the Duke, who constantly argue over who put the money in the coffin. Later, the Duke and The King continue their plays and Huck goes inland. When he comes back Jim is gone someone tells him that the King sold him. Huck later sees the King and the Duke being tarred, feathered, and run out of town on a rail. Huck goes to Jim's new owners. the Phelps's, farm and pretends to be Tom Sawyer. Some dogs accost Huck when he first gets there, but are called off by a slave woman.
Chp 33-36
Huck is very surprised to see Tom, who he tells the whole story to. Tom pretends be Sid Sawyer and Huck and Tom hatch a plan to rescue Jim, actually a very clever one that surprises Huck. They knew where Jim was because they saw a slave bringing food to a barn.
Chp 37-40
Huck and Tom have great fun trying to help Jim escape, a plan that they treat like a game. Their antics include releasing a lot of wildlife into the barn where Jim is, sending anonymous letters to the Phelps, baking a witch pie with a rope ladder in it, and trying to dig Jim out of his predicament. When they finally get to Jim Tom wants to cut off Jim's leg to make it more excitable, but instead ends up just releasing him. They are chased away and Tom gets shot in the leg, something that he is very proud of and later hangs the bullet around his neck. Jim is very excited to see both of them, and is concerned about Tom's bullet wound in his leg.
Last Chapters
Uncle Silas brings Huck back to the Phelps farm, where some men are arguing about Jim's escape. Tom, Jim, and the doctor Tom saw return to the farm and Jim later learns from Aunt Polly that he is a freed man. He was freed in Miss Watson's will, and has been freed for 2 months. Tom knew this all along, and gives Jim $40 as an apology. Jim also tells Huck that the dead man on the riverboat earlier in the book was his father, Pap. Huck then starts living with Aunt Sally, who wants to "sivilize" him, but we all know better! (Danny Sale)
Continue to add chapter summaries, being sure to include names, places, events, quotes, etc. from the final chapters. Also, be sure to keep the chapters in order and list the characters (Mr. L)
In chapter 29, the two real Wilk's brothers arrive yet the king and duke still claim to be the real brothers. Huck easily escapes when the mob of people decide to dig up the grave of Peter Wilk's in order to check for a tattoo. Instead the group found the $6000 hidden by Huck in the coffin. During the excitement, Huck quickly escapes back to the raft with Jim and becomes dissapointed in his escape due to the king and duke catching up. The king and the duke begin to argue and fight over who hid the money. Soon the king and duke once again became on good terms with one another and devised a plan behind Jim and Huck's back. When they reached shore, Jim was quickly set up and sold by the king. In search of Jim, Huck arrives at the Phelp's farm. Realizing he had been mistaken for being Tom Sawyer, he went along with the idea and pretended to be him. He later met Tom on his way to the Phelp's and claimed him to be his brother Sid. The two boys remained at the farm and lived there. They soon found out that Jim was being kept at the Phelp's and came up with a plan to set him free. Always up for an adventure, Tom made the plan of escape difficult so as to provide the effects of a real mysterious adventure. This plan took many days and caused large amounts of confusion throughout the town and the Phelps family. Finally Jim was set free by Tom and Huck, and all three escaped down the river. While running from the men, Tom got shot in the leg by the crew of farmers and became ill after the get away. Due to this, Huck was forced to go into town and fetch a doctor. The doctor refused to go across the river with Huck in the canoe due to its condition, so Huck returned to town the next morning to act as if he was in search of the doctor. While in town, he ran into Uncle Silas and was forced to return to the farm. Aunt Sally waited for "Sid's" arrival all night. The next morning Tom and Jim were brought back to the farm by the doctor and a group of boatsmen. After Tom woke up from his sleep, he declared Jim a free man and wasn't taken seriously until the arrival of Aunt Polly who confirmed. After being freed, Jim was awarded $40 by the two boys for putting up with their antics. (Taryn)
Huck finally meets up with Tom Sawyer. At first, Tom is amazed that he is seeing a “ghost” (aka Huck), but he soon realizes that Huck is alive. Huck updates Tom on the whole situation and Tom agrees to help Huck set Jim free. When Tom said this, it sort of surprised Huck. When they have dinner at the Phelps’ house Tom says that his name is William Thompson. Later on after dinner, Huck and Tom sneak out of the house. As they are walking towards where they think Jim is, they see the duke and the daulphin tarred and feathers up. (This is the last time that we hear about the duke and the daulphin.) Once they figure out where Jim is, they try to concoct a plan on how they are going to free him. When Huck proposes his idea Tom says that is shows no showmanship. So, Tom comes up with this unnecessary plan to free Jim. At first, they start digging Jim out with spoons but thankfully they drop this idea. Aunt Sally begins to notice some items missing from her house but she doesn’t know that Huck and Tom were the ones that had stolen some items from her house. Aunt Sally eventually blames the rats for stealing her stuff. Tom loves to create adventures as “complicated as possible.” Jim finally confronts Tom for all the outrageous things that he is making them do. Tom then writes letters to Silas Phelps about someone who was planning on stealing Jim. Later that night, the Phelp’s house is attacked by a mob. Thankfully, Jim, Tom, and Huck escape through a hole they had cut in the wall. While they were running away from the mob, Tom gets shot in the leg. You would think that he would be very sad and in pain, however, Tom wears this bullet like a necklace. Even though Tom is happy with this shot, Huck gets a doctor to come visit Tom. People find out that Jim took very good care of Tom. So they unchain Jim and treat him nicely. Tom gives Jim $40 dollars because he put up with him and Huck. Jim said that his theory of becoming rich again with a hairy chest was true after all! Towards the end of the book, Jim tells Huck that his dad was the dead man he saw in the river. Huck doesn’t portray ANY emotion to what Jim says…. Huck says that he is very glad that he doesn’t have to write about anything else because writing a book was hard work. (Laura)
CH 29-CH the Last
The king and the duke are still pretending to be Wilks's brothers when the real Wilks brothers show up. They go through a lot of testing and doubters to prove they are what they said they were to get the inheritance. It escalades to where they are almost caught but what would have been an angry mob got distracted by the money they found in Peter Wilks's grave. The king and duke (and Huck) take the chance to run back to the boat. Jim and Huck, after listening to the king and duke argue over not getting the inheritance, decide they are sick of the royalty. So, they devise a plan to escape as soon as possible. Huck also faces a moral dilemma when he realizes he's breaking the law by helping free Jim. But, he decides he would rather go to hell than to see Jim enslaved. However, the king sold Jim and kept all the money for himself. Huck decided to visit the Phelps's farm. He gets there and is mistaken for Tom Sawyer, who is supposed to be visiting his aunt and uncle Phelps. Huck ran into Tom, who was on his way to the Phelps farm, and told him what was happening. Tom came up with a scheme, and led his aunt and uncle to believe he was Sid Sawyer. Tom decided he wanted to help Huck steal Jim back, who they discover is with the Phelps. So, Tom comes up with a very convoluted and romanticized plan of stealing Jim back, which takes them a few weeks(and a few chapters) and also causes Aunt Sally much grief. Their antics of stealing sheets, spoons, candles, candlesticks, butter, and who knows what else keep her counting and recounting until she finally gives up on the inventory. They also toy with the mind of another slave, who brings Jim his food. They confirm his belief in witches and use him to give things to Jim. Tom's plan even goes as far as putting bugs and snakes in with Jim to make him a "proper prisoner". They also wrote a letter to warn the Phelps of robbers coming to steal Jim which leads to the Phelps rounding up all their friends and neighbors to help catch them. Huck and Tom finally try to steal Jim, but Tom is shot in the leg by one of the robber protection crew. Huck had to fetch a doctor and one thing led to another and Jim got recaptured. However, Tom sets straight that Jim was free, and had been for weeks. Miss Watson, his owner, had died and set him free in her will. Tom's mother showed up to explain which boy was which. Huck found out from Jim that he still had money, and that his father was dead. In fact, his father had been the dead man in the floating house. Aunt Sally said she would adopt Huck, but he wasn't very thrilled about being made civilized by anyone.
(Amy A.)
The way you summarize makes understanding the book so much easier. Thanks and way to go! (Stuart)
CH 29- Ch the Last
The two real brothers show up, Harvey and William Wilks. William is deaf. The brothers want there money and will do anything to prove that they are actually "the brothers". They go down to the graveyard, and find the $6000 dollars in Peter Wilks' coffin. The whole gang goes crazy about the money! The DUke and Dauphin then blame each other for placing it there. So, now Jim and Huck are traveling back down the river. They make a plan to escape the first chance they get. They end up having a little problem with that when Jim gets captured. Huck wrote a letter and was thinking about sending it to Miss.Watson and telling her that he knows where Jim is but he doesn't. He decides that he'll go to hell in order to save Jim. Because now they are friends and they care about each other and love each other. Huck starts for the Phelps house. Tom is in disbelief when he sees that Huck is alive and not murdered back in St.Pertersburg. Tom and Huck escape one night to go see the Royal Nonesuch once again. But this time they are only going to find the Duke and the Dauphin being carried down the road by a very angry mob! When these two boys are together nothing stops them. They think of another plan. This plan is to help Jim escape out of custody. Tom comes up with an extremely dangerous plan, but they decide to go with it. Tom decides that the obstacles for getting Jim out will have to be created by themselves. They start digging with knives, but then they find an ax. Jim's superstitions are still really stupid. The guys steel a shirt, candle, and a sheet which they stuff in pie form to give to Jim so he can use that stuff to escape with. Jim finally gets fed up with Toms complicated plan. Then Huck and Tom get snakes and rats and let them loose in the house. Tom writes an anonymous letter and attaches frightful images to it, to try to trick the Phelps's in to staying in their home. Tom says he's and Indian. Tom gets shot in the calf and Jim insists on seeing a doctor. The doctor almost comes, but doesn't come on the canoe because he didn't think it could hold him up. The doctor leaves and Huck has to go home. But everybody is wondering where Tom ran off to... Tom and Hucks entire plan is discovered by Aunt Polly. Aunt Sally said that once they are well they are going to get a good beating! And we also find out that according Miss.Watson's will Jim is finally a free slave. Then, finally, the last chapter answers everything that we have been wondering! And Jim gets treated especially nicely!! (Haley)
Ch 29-Ch the Last
The king and the duke continue to impersonate the Wilks's brothers when the real Wilks brothers show up. In order to find who the real brothers are, the townspeople set up many tests, such as comparing the handwriting. The real brother then claims there is a tattoo on Peter Wilks and when they open the coffin to check, they find the $6000 that Huck hid. Huck escapes and runs back to the raft, but is dissappointed when the king and the duke catch up in a boat. They want to leave the con artists so they devise a plan to escape as soon as possible. During this time, Huck realizes he's breaking the law by helping free Jim. After trying to write a letter to Mrs. Watson, he remembers all the times with Jim and he decides he would rather go to hell than to see Jim enslaved. However, Huck finds out that the king sold Jim and kept all the money for himself. Huck also finds out that Jim is at the Phelps Farm. When he arrives, he is mistaken for Tom Sawyer because the Phelps were his aunt and uncle Later, Huck ran into Tom and told him what was happening. Tom came up with a scheme, and convinced his aunt and uncle that he was Sid Sawyer, Tom's brother. Tom decided he wanted to help Huck steal Jim back and he creates a complex and unnecessary plan to steal Jim back. The foolish plan causes them to trick another slave and eventually they warn the Phelps of their plan for an extra challenge. Huck and Tom finally try to steal Jim, but Tom is shot in the leg by one of the guards. Huck tries to find a doctor and separate from Tom and Jim. Eventually, Jim gets recaptured and Tom is found wounded. After he is healing, Tom reveals that Jim was free already because Miss Watson had died and set him free in her will. Huck also found out that his father was dead. When Jim hid the man's face in the floating house, he was trying to protect Huck because it was Pap. Aunt Sally said she would adopt Huck, but he doesnt want to. (Tony)
Chapter 29
Well the real Harvey Wilks shows up with his deaf brother William. They want their inheritance and can prove themselves if that's what it takes. A lawyer helps them to settle the dispute. It all boils down to a signature and what kind of tattoo. When they go to the graveyard, the whole gang mannages to escape as the population finds the 6000 dollars and becomes infatuated with it.
Chapter 30
The duke and dauphin then blame each other for placing it there.
Chapter 31
As they travel on down the river, jim and huck make plans to escape the first chance they get. But jim gets captured. Huck decides he'll go to hell in order to save him.
Chapter 32
Huck decides to head to the phelps house instead of where the duke directed him to. i wonder if we'll hear from the duke ever again? he was the only shred of normalcy and educated-ness the story had. :( Besides, Huck arrives at the Phelps where Tom was being expected. the two make a plan to trick this family, and who would have guessed but it worked to perfection!
Chapter 33
Tom is startled by the fact that huck is alive and not dead back in St. Petersburg. Next tom kisses mrs phelps and says he is sid, his brother in real life. Tom and Huck escape one night to go and see the Royal NOnesuch once again only to find the duke and dauphin tar and feathered and being carried down the rooad by an angry mob (like in shrek when theyre headed to kill the ogre. haha)
Chapter 34
The dynamic duo work up another plan, this time to help jim escape fromm captivity (kinda sounds like an animal doesn't it?) Huck decides on a boring one, but Tom comes up with one 15 times as stylish and they decide to use it even though all three technically could die if it fails. Huck decides he will have to dig Jim out.
Chapter 35
Tom decides that all the obstacles to helping Jim escape will have to be created by themselves cause the keeper isnt going to do it.
Chapter 36
The digging starts out with knives, but as this probes to be wayyy too tough pick axes are chosen instead. Jims superstitious keeper proves to be dumber than a door knob.
Chapter 37
The shirt, candles, and sheeet are now being missed. But she gets tricked so bad she doesnt even want to know what happende to them anymore. the guys build a pie full of stuff for jim to use to escape with.
Chapter 38
Jim puts together a pretty humorous coat of arms. Tom continues to try to make things complicated and Jim gets fed up. He doesnt care for rattlesnakes, rats, or a flower fed with tears even though they may lead to greatness as tom mentions
Chapter 39
in this chapter Huck and Tom get snakes and rats and let them loose in the house(i couldnt tell if it was on purpose or not but i dont think so.) Tom writes an anonymous letter and draws frightful images in blood on their doors to try and trick the phelpses into staying in their homes. he Claims to be an indian whose turned the right way.
Chapter 40
tHis was one of the better chapters ive read in a while. 15 angry farmers all armed are waiting downstairs for the indians to arrive. this is a prime example of situational irony. I could just see tom and huck getting shot at and on the run as soon as i read this and of course it did happen. tom gets shot in the calf and jim insists on seeing a doctor. he steps up. it was different.
Chapter 41
The doctor almost comes, but stops at the canoe in fear that it wont hold him up. Huck goes to sleep and wakes up to find out the doctor has ditched. huck then runs into uncle silas and has to go home. Aunt sally especially but also everyone else is wondering where in the world tom has escaped off to?
Chapter 42
Tom arrives on the sean on a mattress in semi consciousness with jim still in the dress and all in shackles. The doctor speaks well for him. tom and hucks entire plan is discovered by aunt polly. aunt sally decides they are going to get a considerable whooping just as soon as he's better. also, Jim according to Mrs watson's will is indeed a free slave.
Chapter The Last
This chapter is all about answers. When Huck asks Tom what he had planned to do once he had freed the already-freed Jim, Tom replies that he was planning to repay Jim for his troubles and send him back a hero, giving him a reception complete with a marching band. When Aunt Polly and the Phelpses hear about the assistance Jim gave the doctor in nursing Tom, they immediately unchain him, feed him, and treat him like a king. Tom gives Jim forty dollars for his troubles, and Jim declares that the omen of his hairy chest—which was supposed to bring him fortune—has come true.
"But I reckon I got to light out for the territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally
she's going to adopt me and sivilize me, and I can't stand it. I been there before. " (Kyle)
Chapters 29-Chapter the last
The Duke and the Dauphin's world turned upside down when the real Wilks brothers came back to town. Most of the people believed them to be the frauds they are and began to ask them very specific questions only known by the WB. Because of Peter's grave digging, the royal heinesses and Huck saw this as a perfect opportunity to escape. Huck and Jim began by themselves, but to much of Huck's dismay, they were once again joined by the Duke and the Dauphin. Everyone. except for Jim, went along shore and the "royals" started their Royal Nonesuch buisness again. When Huck returned to the canoe, he finds Jim gone and discovered that the Duke turned him in. After running into the Duke in town, he reveals to Huck Jim's whereabouts. (Phelp's Farm). He goes and is treatedlike family....they believe him to be Tom Sawyer. Huck then went back into town to find Tom and tell him the whole situation. TOm was scared because he thought that Huck was a ghost, but then his wild imagination urged him on to this wild adventure. On their way back, they witness the Tar and Feathering of the Duke and the Dauphin, and he began to feel bad. So he was ready to free Jim, and got Tom involved. But of coarse Tom has to do everything the complicated way because he read so in his adventure novels. So after discovering Jim, Tom and Huck go about doing everything the most complicated way for Jim, but really begin to protect him when they feared of the Phelps selling him. So they forged threatning letters, that got the family very much on their toes. With the jail break almost complete, they snuck out Jim, mindful of the farmers, armed, around the corner. Unfortunately they did not do it too quietly and ended up getting Tom shot in the leg. (To his liking of coarse!!). They went to the island and recevied help from a doctor, who later saved Jim by making him out to be a hero. Aunt Polly comes to the Phelp's house and sorts out the mixup and informs everyone that Jim is free. Huck learns that he has to stay and be civilized, he does not appreciate that. (Caroline V)
Chapter 29
The real Wilks brothers return with real English accents and explained why they were delayed because William broke his arm and their luggage was misdirected. Then Doctor Robinson declares that he was right and that the Duke and the Dauphin are frauds and the real and the fake brothers are brought into the tavern and when the fake brothers can't come up with the money the people become suspicious and then Harvey tells of a tatoo on his brothers chest but the undertaker saw no tatoo and the mob wants to kill all four men but they decide to exume the body and find the money. Huck escapes and leaves with Jim and they get followed by the Duke and the Dauphin in a boat.
Chapter 30
The Dauphin nearly strangles Huck but the Duke stops him and they both think the other has hidden the money in the coffin and they both eventually make up and go to sleep.
Chapter 31
The Duke, Dauphin, and Huck arrive in one town where the Duke and the Dauphin get into a fight and Huck tries to escape back to the raft to find Jime not there and found out that Jim had been turned in by the Dauphin and was being held by a farmer named Silas Phelps. Huck starts to write to Tom Sawyer to tell Mrs.Watson where Jim is but then he says "All right then, I'll go to hell!". Huck goes to see Mr.Phelps and runs into the Duke putting up flyers for the Royal Nonesuch who tells him that Jim was sold forty miles away.
Chapter32
Huck separates from the Duke and the Dauphin and heads over to the Phelps house to try to free Jim and they think he is Tom and Huck later finds out that the Phelps' are Tom Sawyer's aunt and uncle and heads to the dock to inform Tom of the situation at hand.
Chapter 33
Tom agrees to help Huck steal Jim and Huck is surprised Tom would help him do something that was consdidered unthinkable during that time period. Tom then disguises as Sid his own half-brother and the two sneak out and watch the Duke and the Dauphin get tar and feathered and Huck feels sorry for them.
Chapter 34
Tom and Huck find the shed where Jim is being held and Huck comes up with the idea that they will steal the key to the shed and Jim and Huck will escape on the raft but Tom comes up with a plan that is much nore stylish and more risky so they convince the person holding Jim who is superstitious to let them visit Jim and they tell him Jim's cry for joy to see them was the workings of witches and they tell Jim they will dig him out.
Chapter 35
Tom and Huck come up with a bunch of obstacles in freeing Jim because Silas Phelps made it too easy to free Jim.
Chapter 36
Tom and Huck realize that digging with knives will take to long and they switch to pick axes and trick the superstitious slave who is holding Jim
Chapter 37
Aunt Sally started noticing the things they were taking such as the shirt and plates and they tricked her into getting confused on what she had and what she didn't have. Then they baked a "witch pie" that they gave the slave who was holding Jim and told him to give it to Jim and inside it were tools for Jim's escape.
Chapter 38
Tom makes a humorous coat of arms and tries to steal some millstone for them to engrave and tries to convince Jim to grow a flower to water with his tears but Jim refuses for the unnecesary amount of trouble.
Chapter 39
Huck and Tom put rats and snakes in the shed with Jim and accidentally infest the Phelp's house and Tom writes an anonymous letter to the Phelps' to warn them of trouble to scare them and then he writes a letter that suposedly came from gangsters and said that they were going to steal Jim.
Chapter 40
Then a mob of farmers surround the shed Jim is in, they escape and Tom makes a noise going over the fence and the farmers start shooting at them. Tom gets shot in the leg and they make it to the island where the raft is hidden and they decide to get Tom a doctor.
Chapter 41
Huck left Tom and Jim on the island to retrieve a doctor and sends him to Jim and Tom and Huck returns to the Phelpses and everyone thinks it was a bunch of desperados that took Jim and Huck has to go home.
Chapter 42
Tom is brought back semi-concious and Jim is shackled and treated roughly and the doctor intervines telling everyone that Jim sacrificed his freedom to take care of Tom. Then Tom wakes up telling of how they set Jim free and when he sees Jim in chains he explains that Mrs. Watson died two months ago and set in her will to set Jim free. Then Aunt Polly came in and set the identities of Tom and Huck strait and Tom and Huck are repremanded for their misbehavior.
Chapter the Last (43)
Then when Tom is confronted with what would he have done once Jim was re-freed Tom said he was planning to make Jim a hero and he was going to repay him. Then when the Phelpses found out about Jim helping Tom get better, they treated him like a king and Tom paid Jim forty dollars for his trouble and Jim said it was because of his hairy chest. Then Huck thinks Pap had already taken all the money by now but Jim tells him that was impossible because the dead body floating in the house was Pap and Huck said he was glad and said he would head out west because Aunt Sally was already trying to "sivilize" him. (Elizabeth)
Chapters 29-32
The real Wilks brothers show up and they want their inheritance. So, the King and the Duke tell the towns people that those are the imposters, so a lawyer comes to help settle the dispute by asking questions only the real brothers would know. The questions that are the key deciders in the dispute are about what kind of tattoo is on the body and their signature. Then, the two men get out of town and catch up with Huck. Each of the men think the other one hid the money, which leads to a big argument. It is soon resolved. All four men keep traveling up the river and Huck and Jim make plans to ditch the King and the Dauphin. When they get the chance to escape, Huck finds out that the Dauphin sold Jim. Then Huck decides to write Miss Watson about Jim’s whereabouts, but then he says “All right then I’ll go to hell! …” and makes plans to steal Jim back out of slavery. When Huck was on his way to see Silas, he runs into the duke and in the conversation, he accidentally tells Huck that Jim is at Phelps’ farm. Huck arrives at Phelps’ farm and is greeted by Silas and Sally Phelps, who think Huck is their nephew Tom Sawyer. Later when Tom arrives Huck explains the situation and the two plan to trick the family.
Chapters 33-36
Tom is heading to the farm and is surprised by Huck, who is believed to be dead. When they arrive at the farm, Huck introduces Tom as William Thompson. One night Huck and Tom sneak out and see a mob of people chasing the King and the Dauphin. Huck at first feels sorry for them, but that feeling quickly goes away. Tom then finds out that Jim is being held in a shed on the farm. Huck comes up with the plan to just steal the key, but Tom comes up with a much craftier one. They go visit Jim and trick his keeper into letting them in, and they talk to Jim and explain how they are going to free him. Tom says they must saw Jim's chain off instead of just lifting it off the bed's framework, because that's how it's done in all the books. Tom rattles off a list of other things that are allegedly necessary in plotting an escape, including a rope ladder, a moat, and a shirt on which Jim can keep a journal, presumably written in his own blood. Sawing Jim's leg off to free him from the chains would also be a nice touch. But since they are pressed for time, they will dig Jim out with case-knives, or large table knives. Despite all the theft that the plan entails, Tom chastises Huck for stealing a watermelon from the slaves' garden and makes Huck give the slaves a dime as compensation. Later that night they are trying to release Jim, they switch from using knives to pick-axes to dig him out. The next day, they gather candlesticks, spoons, and tin plates. That night, the boys dig their way to Jim, who is delighted to see them. He tells them that Sally and Silas have been to visit and pray with him. Jim does not understand the boys' fancy scheme but agrees to go along. Tom convinces Jim's keeper, Nat, who believes witches are haunting him, that the only cure is to bake a “witch pie” and give it to Jim. Tom plans to bake a rope ladder into the pie.
Chapters 37-40
Aunt Sally notices the missing shirt, candles, sheets, and other articles Huck and Tom steal for their plan, and she takes out her anger at the disappearances on seemingly everyone except the boys. She believes that perhaps rats have stolen some of the items. Jim scratches a coat of arms on the wall of the shed. Tom is disappointed that the wall is made of wood and not of stone. Tom wants Jim to take a rat or a rattlesnake into the shed and tame it. Then he wants Jim to grow a flower only with his tears. In the next chapter, Huck and Tom catch rats and snakes and accidentally let them loose in the Phelps’ house. Tom starts writing anonymous letters to the Phelpses. The last letter is from a gang that is planning on stealing Jim. One night after supper, Huck and Tom get sent straight to bed. Later Huck sees 15 farmers in the house. Huck goes to warn Tom and Jim at the shed. Tom gets excited. Jim, Huck, and Tom escape through a hole in the wall. Tom gets shot in the leg, but surprisingly he is excited about the injury.
Chapters 41-Last
Huck goes out to get a doctor for Tom, but the doctor was afraid the canoe wouldn’t hold him so he doesn’t go. At this time Huck had fallen asleep and wakes up to find out that the doctor didn’t go. Then, Huck ran into Uncle Silas and he went home. When he got home, Aunt Sally wouldn’t let him leave because she didn’t want to lose another boy. Tom is brought to the house semi-conscious and Jim is brought in chains. The doctor explains how Jim risked his life to nurse Tom’s. When Tom wakes up he explains everything to Aunt Sally and how Miss Watson died 2 months ago, so Jim is free. Aunt Polly comes and ruins Huck and Tom’s plan. In the last chapter, Huck asked Tom what he was going to do once he freed Jim. Tom answered saying, he was going to repay him for all his troubles and send him back complete with a marching band. When the Phepses and Aunt Polly hear how Jim assisted the doctor, they immediately unchain him, feed him and treat him like a king. Tom gives Jim $40 and Jim says it is because he has a hairy chest. After Tom fully recovers, he wears his bullet around his neck. Jim also tells Huck that the body in the floating house was Pap. (Kati Causey)
Chapters 29-32
To make matters worse for the King and Duke's heist, the actual Wilks brothers come some to town. The town start to see fault with the king and Duke so they ask certain questions that only Peter's REAL bothers would know. The Duke lies and says that Peter has a blue arrow on his chest so the entire town goes to dig up Peter to see the truth. Huck's quick gold hiding place serves as his escape because as soon as the gold was discovered the town goes crazy. At this time the King and Duke escape as well. Huck makes a run for the river and Jim. Not long after they have set sail, the King and the Duke hitch a ride too. Once the clan gets to a new town, the King and Duke look around the town to see if it is OK to show their faces and possibly start up "The Royal Nonesuch" con again. When Huck reaches the raft he realizes that Jim is missing In town he learns that the King and Duke sold him back into slavery (probably for alcohol money). Huck discovers where Jim has been taken, and makes his way to Phelp's Farm. He is greeted heavily by the family and takes the role of a cousin coming to visit. In the end we learn he has to pretend to be Tom Sawyer.
Chapters 33-36
At Phelp's Farm, Huck realizes that Tom is probably on his way so Huck decides to meet him beforehand. They decide ti keep Huck's identity safe, and Tom pretends to be Sid (I guess his brother or cousin???) News makes its way to Huck that a con show called "The Royal Nonesuch" has come to town and the town plans to tar and feather the producers of it. Huck is struck with guilt and sets out to warn the King and Duke but is too late. A truck rides b with the King and Duke perfectly tarred and feathered. Huck and Tom decide that they are going to free Jim from slavery. Huck opts for an easy escape plan but is turned down by Tom. Tom wants to free Jim the ways that people escape forom prison, with case-knives and 87 years. Once they start to dig for Jim they realize that this romanticized escape probably isn't going to work, so they trade in their knives for picks and shovels.
Chapters 37-40
These chapters are filled with Tom's idea of how breaking out a prisoner should be. They steal spoons from the kitchen, and then, to cover there tracks, they play mind games with Aunt Sally. Also, Tom and Huck put spiders, snakes, and rats in Jim's room (because Tom read that somewhere). The boys also ask Jim if he can grow a flower in his cell. During this time we see Jim being the father-figure by going alond with the kids' outlandish ideas. A few days before the "evasion" Tom writes letters to the Phelp's, so to warn them of Jim's breakout. The chapter ends the night the plan is set, and we are left with the feeling something crazy is going to happen (OF COURSE)!
Chapter 41- chapter the last
The chapters begin with the nameless doctor and Huck trying to get help for Tom, who is wounded from the bullet. Huck is unsure of the doctor's ability to cure Tom so he decided to return back to the Phelps's. He is greeted by a worried aunt and uncle. After aunt sally is given a letter from her sister, Tom is found on a matress with Jim and the doctor by his side. He tells how he and Huck helped Jim escape, but then tries to trick her by playing dumb. The family and farmers are ready to kill Jim, but the doctor comes to the rescue. He tells how Jim gave up his only chance at freedom to save Tom. The family agrees and Jim's life is spared. Later, aunt Polly arrives and straightens out who's who between Tom and Huck. We then discover that Jim has been a free man for several weeks. Ms. Watson felt guilty for almost selling him down river so her dying wish was to give him freedom. Also we learn that the dead man in the floating house was Pap and Huck is $6,000 richer. Huck finishes the book by telling of plans to head out west to avoid being civilized by the Phelps. :)
(Shelby K)
Chapters 29-32
The real Wilks brothers from England have just arrived in town and there is a confrontation between them and the king and duke. They are each asked a series of questionsto determine which is the real pair of brothers. The ask about different markings on his chest and go to his grave to investigate. They find the money in his coffin and the crowd descends into chaos. Jim and Huck make a run for it but the King and Duke later catch up to them. They attempt to set up "The Royal Nonsuch" again in a new town and sell Jim for money which Huck discovers when he reaches the raft. He makes his way to the Phelps farm where Jim is being kept. The Phelps think that he is Tom Sawyer, which he pretends to be until the real Tom Sawyer arrives.
Chapters 33-36
Huck intercepts Tom at the steamboat dock and Tom agrees to go along with Huck's plan. When they arrive, Tom pretends to be his own brother "Sid". News comes to Huck and the others that the "Royal Nonesuch" had come to town and everyone comes out to meet it. Instead of attending the show they tar and feather the Duke and the KIng. Jim is being kept by the Phelps so Huck and Jim decide to attempt to free him. Huck suggests an easy escape, but Tom demands that they follow the adventure novels he has read and do it the real way. They try to dig Jim out with case-knives and later shovels, but they could have simply opened his cell door...
Chapters 37-Chapter the Last
The fist few chapters of this section include details of the various stunts and tricks Huck and Tom commit leading up to their breakout of Jim. They steal stuff from the Phelps household and try to convince Jim to grow a flower in his cell. Jim, a cartoonish figure in the last chapters, goes along with the boys' outlandish ideas. Tom writes a letter to the Phelps warning them of the eminent breakout. A group of armed farmers show up to protect the "runaway" and luckily they escape, but just as they are about to get away, Tom is shot in the leg. Huck goes to get help for Tom, who is actually proud of his bullet wound. They return to the Phelps and are met be Aunt Polly, who explains the entire situation. They all learn that Jim has been free for two months and that Huck's father has been dead, as he was the dead man in the house in the river. Huck resolves not to live with the civilized people, and that he plans to more out west.
(((Parker)))
Chapters 29- Chapter the Last
While Mary Jane was gone, Peter Wilks' real brothers show up. Pretty much everyone believes the King and the Duke. They set up a trial between the Dauphins and the King and the Duke. The Duke says that Peter had a blue arrow on his chest, so everyone goes to the grave to dig up Peter to see if the King and the Duke were lying. Well when the people find the gold in the casket, they let go of the King, the Duke, and Huck. Huck rans off the get Jim and him and Jim take off. But not far down the river the King and the Duke catch up with them. The King and the Duke were very angry but Huck came up with a story so the King and the Duke leave him alone. While King and the Duke are in town trying to con that town, Huck makes a run for it. When he reaches the raft, he learns that the Duke and the King sold Jim into slavery. Huck finds out were Jim is and goes off to get Jim. When he arrives the family assumes he is Tom Sawyer. Huck goes off to find Tom so the family doesn't find out what Huck is trying to do. He finds Tom and they pretend he is Sid Sawyer, his brother. The family is really excited when they learn that Sid came too. Huck soon learns that the King and the Duke are going to put on another preformance and the people are going to tar them. So Huck and Tom try to find them before the town does but they are too late and by the time they find them they are already been tarred and feather. When they get home they find out where Jim is and begin to develop a plan to get him out. Huck and Tom argue on which way to get Jim out. They finally decide to dig him out with knives but soon decide to use shovels. They also take advantage of a slave that thinks there are witches out to get him. One night Jim and Huck forget to shut the door to the hut. Huck runs the dogs out and shuts the door and makes the slave believe that the witches were making him see things. The tell the slave that the witches will leave him alone if he doesn't look at what Huck and Tom give Jim so the slave agrees. So Tom and Huck go off to find the items they would need to make the witch pie. The stole an old tin washpan, a full pan of flour, and some nails for Jim to write on the walls with. After making the pie they put a rope latter in the pie for Jim. Then Tom decides that they should write a few letters that let the family know that trouble is coming. So the night that Tom and Huck are going to escape, a group of men have come to the Phelp's to fight off trouble. The men almost catch Tom and Huck but they able to escape. But before they are able to escape Tom was shot in the leg. Huck and Jim are very worried about Tom's wound so Huck goes to get the doctor. After Huck gets the doctor Uncle Silas finds him and takes him home. Huck tells him that they got lost helping the men hunt for Jim. The following morning Tom arrives with the doctor and Jim. Tom finally decides to tell the truth. Then Aunt Polly tells him that Jim had been freed some time ago. Then Jim finally tell Huck that the man who they found dead in the floating house was his father. Enough though Huck doesn't let on the reader knows that Huck is very upset. The end of the novel leaves the reader hanging on whether Huck will stay with Aunt Sally or run away again.
(Taylor)
The real Wilks brothers arrive and send the town into a frenzy. The charming king and duke have most of the town on their side, but the townspeople investigate the integrity the stories of each set of Wilks brothers. The king says Peter had a tattoo of a blue arrow on his chest so the townspeople rush to dig up Peter to see if they are lying. They take the king, the duke and Huck along with them. The people find the gold in the casket and in all the confusion, Huck manages to escape. He runs to get Jim and they attempt to escape down the river, but the king and the duke catch up and accuse them of trying to abandon them. Of course, Huck was trying to get away from them but he makes up a story that satisfies them. The gang arrives at another town and the king and the duke decide to try their Royal Nonesuch act again. Huck again attempts to get away, but he soon finds out that the king sold Jim. Huck inquires about town and learns that Jim has been sold to Mr. Phelps. When Huck finds the Phelps' farm the family turns out to be Tom Sawyer's aunt and uncle and they wind up thinking that he is Tom. Shortly after, the real Tom Sawyer arrives and agrees to help Huck free Jim. Tom pretends to be his brother, Sid Sawyer. Jim reveals the secret about the Royal Nonesuch act and the townspeople catch the king and the duke, tarring and feathering them. When they return to the Phelps' farm, Tom comes up with a complicated plan to free Jim. He decides they must dig a tunnel for Jim to get out rather than just using the door. Tom also insists that Jim have a rope ladder to escape even though he is in a one story shack and that he must have snakes, spiders, and rats for companionship. Tom writes "nonnamous" letters warning the family that "Injuns" are coming to steal Jim. Several farmers from the area arrive to help Mr. Phelps and Tom and Huck decide they must free Jim immediately. Tom and Huck execute their complicated plan but as they are running away from the farm, Tom steps on a branch, it cracks and the farmers come after them. Tom is shot in the leg (much to his delight!) and Huck goes to town to get the doctor. Uncle Silas arrives and takes Huck home. Huck attempts to sneak out that night to find Tom, but he sees Aunt Sally sitting by the window, where she's been sitting all night waiting for Tom and decides he must stay. The next day the doctor arrives with Jim, carrying Tom. The doctor attests to Jim's good character and nursing skills and Tom is put in bed to rest. When Tom wakes up he tells Aunt Sally and Aunt Polly everything that happened. Aunt Polly explains Huck and Tom's true identities and Jim tells Huck that the dead man in the houseboat was Pap. The book simply ends and it is assumed that Aunt Sally will adopt Huck and civilize him. (Niki H)
Chapters 29-32
After Mary Jane is gone, the true brothers of Mr. Wilks arrive. Even though the brothers are there everyone believes the King and the Duke. The Dauphins, the King, and the Duke are put on trial. According to the Duke, Peter had a blue arrow tattoo on his chest. Since the Duke says there is an arrow everyone goes to dig up Peter to see who is lying. When they open the casket the people find the money and gold and the King, Duke, and Huck are let go. Huck finds Jim and they leave. Soon however the the Duke and the king get close. Huck comes up with a story because the two men are angry. Huck makes a run for it while another town is being ripped off by the men. After arriving to the raft Huck learns of Jims selling . Huck then finds out where Jim is and goes to get him. When he gets their they think he is Tom.
Chapters 33-36
After arriving Huck goes to get Tom so the family finds out he is lying. Once Tom and Huck are together they act that he is Sid Sawyer, his brother. The family get excited when they find out that both of them came. Huck finds out that the people of the town are going to tar the King and the Duke since they plan to perform another show. Hoping to go and find the two men, Huck learns that they are too late as he sees the men being chased out of town tarred and feathered. Once they arrive home again they start a plan for Jim's escape since they know where he is but they start arguing. They decide to dig Jim out with knives but soon switch to shovels and use a slave who believes in witchcraft. One night after forgetting to shut the hut door, Huck gets the dogs out and shuts the door and makes the slave believe that the witchcraft is making him hallucinate. They tell the slave as long as he doesn't watch what Huck gives Jim then the witches will leave.(Sarah)
Chapters 29-32
The real brothers come to down and the duke and the dauphin are exposed by a lawyer. The angry mob rushes to the grave(with the criminals) to see if Mr. Wilks really has a tattoo. When they open the grave they find the bag of gold and go into a frenzy. Huck, the duke, and the dauphin escape. They all get back to the raft when the two criminals begin to accuse each other of hiding the gold in the coffin to come back for it later. They nearly fight until the king admits that it was he who did it. They continue to drift downstream trying to con different villages along the shore, all without success. After witnessing the criminals fighting at a bar Huck decides to try to escape with Jim. He soon finds out that the dauphin has sold Jim into slavery. Luckily, Huck knows where Jim is and heads off to get him. When he arrives at the home that Jim was sold to he is caught by dogs and brought inside. The family believes that he is the nephew that was set to arrive. To Huck's surprise he finds out that the nephew is Tom Sawyer.
Chapters 33-36
Huck heads back to town to find Tom Sawyer. Tom comes to the Phelps house pretending to be a stranger until he comes out pretending to be his own younger brother Sid. The boys hear about Royal Nonesuch coming to town. They head to town to help the hopeless criminals get away because they town is onto them but they are too late because a mob has already tar and feathered them. Tom and Huck contemplate on ways to free Jim. While in a shed beside Jim's "prison", they decide that they will dig him out. They go to feed Jim with one of the slaves and Jim asks like he knows them. When the other slave questions them they say that Jim didn't say anything. He believed it was only the witches. Tom goes on to explain how they will get Jim out. His ways are outrageous and influenced by the books he has read. Even though Huck thinks that Tom's ideas are crazy, he goes along with him. Tom and Huck decide to dig with pickaxes instead of knives and get along quicker. They then get into Jim's cabin and begin to give him the items that Tom wants him to have. Jim doesn't see the sense in it but goes along anyways. They leave the door open in the shed and the dogs get into Jim's cabin. They then again have to convince the other slave that it is the witches.
Chapters 37-40
The Phelps begin to notice that things are missing around the house, things that Tom and Huck are stealing. They have a great fuss about looking for everything and where it could have gone. They fool Mrs. Phelps into believing there are only nine spoons. The story then focuses on them helping Jim. Tom continues to make up outrageous requirements for Jim being a prisoner. Jim doesn't like them, especially the rats and rattlesnakes. They finally convince them on some of the things. They then being to gather the animals to put in Jim's cabin. They cause havoc around the house and Jim doesn't enjoy them. They then begin to plan how Jim will escape. They plan so much as to write anonymous letters of warning to the Phelps. The night then comes for the escape, but there are many farmers there ready to catch the perpetrators. After nearly getting caught by Aunt Sally, Huck gets to the cabin with Tom and get Jim out. While they are running away they get shot at. They end up getting to the raft but Tom has been shot in the leg. They make a plan to catch a doctor to tend to him.
Chapters 41-last
Huck gets the doctor to go out to the island to help Tom. After the doctor leaves Uncle Silas shows up and takes Huck home. At the home the people are talking about all the crazy stuff Jim did. Huck made up a story of why he was in town. He tries to escape one night but sees Aunt Sally waiting by the window. The next day he is headed towards town when he see a group of people coming along with Jim in the dress, Huck dazed out, and the doctor. Aunt Sally tends Tom every night while Huck waits. When Tom wakes up he tells Aunt Sally proudly of how he and Huck set the slave free. Aunt Sally gets extremely mad at them. When Tom asks where Jim is Aunt Sally laughs and says he is locked up again. Tom argues about why Jim should be free saying that when old widow Watson died she set him free in her will. He only wanted to help him escape for an adventure. Aunt Polly then shows up and tells Tom and Huck's true identities. They then explain to Uncle Silas and Aunt Sally explains all the trouble she went through. They Jim and they all get along. Huck can go back home
now because the dead man in the boat was his Pap. Aunt Sally plans to adopt Huck and civilize him.
(Stuart)
Chapters 29- Chapter the Last
Huck meets up with Tom, who agrees to help free Jim. That night, after an eventful dinner, at which Tom pretends to be a stranger, Tom and Huck sneak out of the Phelp's house. They see the duke and the duaphin tarred and feathered and running from an angry mob. After Tom and Huck discover where Jim is, they devise a plan to help him escape. After Huck presents his idea, Tom tells him that the idea has no showmanship and comes up with a completely ridiculous plan to free Jim. After being reunited with Jim, they begin to think up escape plans. Tom, wanting the adventure to be a little more treacherous, invents obstacles while freeing Jim. They start digging Jim out with spoons and knives but later that night they give up on that plan. Tom convinces Nat, Jim's keeper, to bake a witch pie in which Tom intends to put a rope.
Aunt Sally gets really mad about some missing objects from her house. She gets mad at everyone but Tom and Huck who are the ones who have taken the stuff. Aunt Sally blames the disappearances on rats so Huck and Tom plug up the rat holes. Later, the boys send Jim the witch pie. Tom and Huck set out to help Jim etch a coat of arms on the wall of the shed which is difficult to do using spoons and candlesticks as pens. They try to get a millstone for Jim to write on but its too heavy. Tom has Jim do all sorts of crazy things like try to tame a rattlesnake in the shed or to water a flower with his tears. When Jim confronts Tom about all the difficulty he's creating in what should be a simple plan, Tom simply tells him that his ideas allow for opportunties for greatness. Tom and Huck continue to catch snakes and various animals for Jim to try to train. In doing so, they accidently infest the Phelps's house with animals. Tom then starts writing letters warning Silas Phelps about a gang member who was planning on stealing Jim. The letters also said how this "gang member" intended to go about stealing Jim. Tom and Huck are sent to bed early by Silas. Later that night a mob armed with guns gathers on Silas's front lawn. They attack the shed but luckily, Jim, Tom, and Huck escape through a small hole they had cut in the wall. They get safely to their canoe, although Tom has been shot in the leg. They agree to call a doctor even though they run the risk of Jim's capture. Huck goes out to get a doctor and sends him to help Tom. Huck runs into Silas who takes him home. After hearing how sad Aunt Sally is, Huck decides never again to hurt her. Later, Tom is brought in on a stretcher along with Jim, who is shackled, and the doctor. Everyone treats Jim really badly but the doctor defends him by saying that Jim sacrificed his freedom to save Tom. Polly, Sally's sister, arrives and sorts out the confusion about which boy is who. After everyone finds out how Jim took care of Tom, the unchain him and treat him nicely. Tom gives Jim forty dollars as a thank you present. Tom recovers and wears his bullet as a necklace. Huck and Tom want to go adventuring in Oklahoma. Later, Jim tells Huck that his dad was the one who they saw drowned in the river. Huck then says that he's glad he doesn't have anything else to write about because writing a book was hard work. Tom reveals that Miss Watson has been dead for two months but no one scolds him for causing Jim so much trouble. wow. this is long. the end. (Lisa Harshman)
29-32
When the Duke and the King are exposed, they try to fight as much as possible to stand ground. One of the real brothers asks if Mr. Wilks had a tattoo and this was answered as yes. Yet, the tattoo was different than the King had said and all go to the grave to check to see the truth. In the commotion over the bag of gold on the dead man's chest, Huck escapes and tries to run away from the Duke and the King. They catch up anyways in a boat and get mad at Huck for a while. As they head farther downriver, they try to get gold from towns on the river but do not get much. In one town, they stay and once the royalty was in a tavern in a fight, Huck goes to the raft to escape with Jim. He does not find him and later learns that he was sold to the Phelps family by the King. As he heads to the Phelps place, he lies to the Duke and tells him he will head to a different town that was very far away. The section ends with the Phelps family believing that Huck is "Tom" who is visiting them. He is stumped by some of the questions asking about the family.33-36
Huck is very surprised when he finds out that he is acting Tom SAWYER. He is relieved and can tell a better lie because he actually knows Tom's family. But when he sees a steamboat heading towards the town, he becomes distraught. So he travels to town saying he will get his luggage and comes across the real Tom Sawyer. They quickly make a plan. Tom pretends to be a stranger but later changes his cover to being Sid, his own brother. For a while everything runs smoothly until Huck and Tom decide to break out Jim. During this time, they see the Duke and the Dauphin tarred and feathered. Huck feels sorry for them even after all the bad stuff they did.37-Chapter the Last
Jim turns out to be a good prisoner, doing the things Tom tells him to do with very little backtalk. Tom, wanting it to be an infamous jailbreak, adds millions of details to the plan. Some are: writing dark and mournful poems on a big grindstone, hiding a rope ladder under the bed, digging a tunnel to the jail, almost digging a moat around the jail, filling the jail with snakes and rats and spiders, and even suggesting that Jim's leg gets sawed off. After a long time, the jailbreak is almost complete. Huck and Tom head out to free him and as the defending farmers pile into the jail, Huck, Jim, and Tom run off. Tom gets shot in the leg so Huck heads for help. The doctor comes to the island and tries to help Tom. Huck stays in the nearby town but when he wakes up the next day he runs into Uncle Silas. Making up a story, he is brought back to the house. After a lot of worrying, Tom shows up with Jim, brought back by the doctor. All the neighbors want to hang Jim, trash-talk him, and lock him in the jail again. The doctor defends Jim by telling them how Jim lost his freedom again because he came out to help the doctor save Tom. Tom regains his consciousness and tells who actually freed Jim. Then, Aunt Polly, Tom's mother?, shows up and tells all how Ms. Watson had died and Jim was free. She tells how Huck is not really Tom and Tom is not really Sid and everyone is happy. After Huck is adopted to the family of the Phelps, he is to be sivilized. They party all night long.(Caron)
Chapter 29:
The duke and king are found out for what they really are, because the real Harvey and William show up. Both sets of brothers are interrogated in order to find out which ones, if both, are frauds. They duke and the king are exposed, and come close to being hanged. Huck is there for all this and escapes the moment he has the chance. He tells Jim to hurry so they can start sailing down the river, but the duke and king have run away and catch up to them.
Chapter 30:
The king and duke scold Huck because he ditched them, or "gave them the slip." Huck lies and tells them the man holding him told him to run, or else he would be hanged. The king says that he was the one who hid the money, even though it was Huck.
Chapter 31:
They float down the river, and the duke and king decide to go on land to a town and see if anyone heard about the "Royal Nonesuch." If not, they would start cheating people again. Once again, Huck runs away from them, but finds that Jim is not on the raft and has been taken. He is scared to death and does not know what to do, then he thinks he is doing everything wrong in life-- especially by stealing a slave. He decides that he needs to reform and writes a letter that he believes he will send to Mrs. Watson. Then he realizes that the right thing to do is to save Jim, he realizes that he loves Jim and would do just about anything for him. He runs into the Duke, while trying to go to the Phelps farm, and finds out that the king sold Jim.
Chapter 32:
When he gets to the Phelps' farm he is immediately swarmed by a woman and is hugged and kissed. She assumes that he is her nephew coming to visit. He tries his best to play the role, but is scared because he does not know who he is. He finds out that her nephew is actually Tom Sawyer.
Chapter 33:
Huck is happy to know who he is pretending to be, but then he is nervous for he fears the real Tom may show up. So he goes to meet Tom, when he does he tells him the "stump" he is in and Tom decides to go along with it and even help him steal Jim-- which amazes Huck. The real Tom pretends to be his brother Sid and the Phelps' family is excited to have both brothers visiting. At the end of this chapter, Huck sees the duke and king again, but they have been caught as frauds and will most likely be killed. Huck feels bad for them.
Chapter 34:
Tom, the real one, figures out where they are hiding Jim, and they come up with an outrageous plan to make Jim escape. They become friends with the slave that feeds Jim, and are invited inside to see what he is feeding. Jim immediately rejoices, but he realizes he is not supposed to know who they are. All three convince the other slave that witches made him hear Jim rejoicing.
Chapter 35:
Huck and Tom are deciding how they will actually steal Jim. Huck comes up with reasonable ideas, but Tom scolds him because his plans are all too easy. Tom makes everything more elaborate and difficult, because he wants to make what they are doing as adventurous and dangerous as possible, like all the stories he has read about.
Chapter 36:
Huck and Tom finally dig so that they can see Jim. They find out that Aunt Sally and Uncle Silas have prayed with him. Tom convinces Nat that his "witches" are hungry because they mostly show up when he has food-- so Tom convinces him that the best thing to do is to bake a witch pie. Tom and Huck are planning on putting a rope ladder in the pie.
Chapter 37:
Everything becomes chaotic in the Phelps' house. Aunt Sally notices that things keep going missing. She tries to keep track of everything, but she can't. Huck and Tom are stealing things then putting them back in order to confuse her. She eventually gives up. The boys complete the pie and send it to Jim.
Chapter 38:
Tom continues to make everything difficult for Jim. He wants him to scratch a message and his "coat of arms" on a rock. Tom makes everything difficult for Jim by asking him to tame a rattlesnake and grow a flower with his tears, which Jim declines and expresses the excess amount of trouble it would cause.
Chapter 39:
Tom and Huck capture lots of live animals including spiders, rats, and snakes to put in Jim's cabin. Accidentally, they all get loose in the house and Aunt Sally becomes very mad. Tom convinces Huck and Jim that they need to write "nonnamous" (anonymous) letters to the Phelpes. In the last of these letters Tom writes pretending to be a member of a gang and is warning that his gang is planning to steal Jim in the night.
Chapter 40:
Disturbed by the letter, Aunt Sally sends Huck and Tom straight to bed. When Huck sneaks down, he finds many farmers with guns waiting. When Huck goes to warn Tom about the men, it excites him. They sneak Jim out, and when climbing over the fence, Tom makes a noise-- then the men start shooting. When they make it to the island where the raft is, they are all excited-- especially Tom because he got shot in the leg. Huck and Jim are worried, and decide that he needs a doctor. This convinces Huck that Jim is "white on the inside."
Chapter 41:
Huck fetches a doctor, but the canoe back to the island only holds one person, so the doctor goes and Huck falls asleep on the shore. The next morning, Huck runs right into Uncle Silas, who immediately sends him home. The house is filled with the farmers from the last night and their wives, whom are all chatting about how a gang must have been tricking them all this time. Huck asks to go out and look for "Sid" (Tom), but Aunt Sally refuses because she does not want to loose another boy, since she thinks she lost Sid/Tom.
Chapter 42:
Tom stays missing, and therefore the family is in distress. Aunt Sally recieves a letter from her sister Polly, but puts it to the side when she sees Tom arriving on a mattress, who is brought by the doctor and Jim, who is in chains, and they are accompanied by many others. There is ideas to hang Jim, but they do not, although they still "cuss at him" and treat him badly. The doctor stands up for Jim, and conveys to the people that he was a huge help, so they calm down. When Huck and Aunt Sally are at Tom's bedside, Tom wakes up and excidedly tells Aunt Sally all that him and Huck did to help Jim escape, but when he finds out that Jim is still in chains he admits that Jim has been free this whole time because in her will, Mrs. Watson freed him. Aunt Polly walks in the room and informs Aunt Sally of who "Tom" and "Sid" really are.
Chapter The Last:
The family immediatly unchains Jim and treats him like part of the family. Tom gives him $40 because of all of the trouble. Tom makes a full recovery. Huck is worried that Pap has come and stolen his money from Judge Thatcher, but Jim promises that he has not come back. When Huck asks how he knows, Jim tells Huck that the dead man in the floating house was actually his father. Huck is going to be adopted by the Phelps' and they are going to "sivilize" him.
(Caroline Lassiter)
Chapter 29
The real William and Harvey arrive in town and explain their dilemma of loosing their luggage. After Doctor Robinson declares that the duke and dauphin are frauds, the men are tested by signing a piece of paper (which is suggested by a lawyer.) But, because the real Harvey had broken his arm, it could not be confirmed that that was truly Harvey. After two different versions of a tattoo are described, the people are left confused. The lawyer then tells the “mob” that they can examine it for themselves. They take with them the four men and Huck. However, when they discover the $6,000 in the coffin, Huck escapes during the uproar. Huck steals a canoe quickly and meets Jim. He was overjoyed, but not for long. When he turns around, he realizes the duke and dauphin are following him.
Chapter 30
The two men catch up with Huck. The dauphin nearly strangles Huck to death, but the duke holds him back. Both the duke and the dauphin believe that the other hid the money in the coffin with the intent of picking it up later. They get in a huge fight, but end up making up later.
Chapter 31
The four men travel together, trying to get away from all of the rumors of the scam. They try to fool various towns, but nothing seems to work. When the duke and dauphin stop at a tavern and fight for a while, Huck finds the appropriate time to escape. He leaves the two frauds, but then can’t find Jim. A man approaches Huck, handing him a $200 handbill for Jim’s capture. They boys tell Huck that a man caught Jim, and lost interest in the runaway slave, selling him to Silas Phelps (a farmer) for forty dollars. After hearing the description of the man who sold Jim, Huck realizes that it was the dauphin. He decides he wants to do what’s right and write Miss Watson, telling her about the situation. But then he says, “All right then I’ll go to hell! …” and he plans to steal Jim out of slavery. When Huck goes to see Silas Phelps, he meets up with the duke who was putting up posters for the “Royal Nonesuch.” In the midst of their conversation, the duke spills that Jim is at Phelps Farm, and later encourages Huck to take a trip out there.
Chapter 32
Huck goes out to the Phelps farm, greeted by Sally and Silas Phelps, who believe Huck is their nephew Tom. Huck soon realizes that their nephew is his best friend, Tom Sawyer. After making up an excuse for “being late,” Huck heads down to the ducks when he hears a steamboat. He wants to make sure that if the real Tom Sawyer comes, he’s aware of the situation.
Chapter 33
Huck meets up with Tom after seeing his wagon heading down the road. At first, Tom thinks that Huck is a ghost, believing that Huck had been killed at St. Petersburg a while back. When Tom and Huck arrive at the Phelps Farm, Tom is introduced as a guest (William Thompson.) He gets on bad terms with Sally after kissing her hand in the middle of dinner. That night, Huck and Tom sneak out and see a crowd of townspeople chasing the duke and dauphin out of town. Huck feels sorry for them at first, but that feeling quickly goes away.
Chapter 34
Tom figures out where Jim is being held, in a shed on the farm. Huck proposes that they steal the key to the prison door. But, knowing Tom Sawyer, he comes up with a much wilder plan, that both boys agree on. After getting Jim’s keeper to let them see Jim for a while, they tell Jim what they are going to do, and start to plan even further.
Chapter 35
Tom says that in order to get Jim free, they are going to have to saw off his leg chain, but later that changes to just sawing off Jim’s leg. They come up with all sorts of contraptions that they’ll use to free Jim. At the end of the chapter, Tom gets mad at Huck for stealing the slaves’ watermelon, and makes Huck give each one a dime, without telling them why.
Chapter 36
Tom and Huck finally dig up to the point where they can see Jim. They convince Nat (the keeper) that the only way to scare the witches away is to make a cake. He believes it, because Tom says that the witches are probably just hungry. The boys plan to bake a rope ladder into the pie-part of their fancy plan.
Chapter 37
Aunt Sally finally realizes all of the many things that are missing. She seems to blame this on everybody BUT Huck and Tom. They continue to steal and put back the things that they need in order to help Jim escape. And, finally, Sally can’t keep track of it anymore.
Chapter 38
Tom suggests that Jim write his coat of arms on the wall. However, when that plan fails to work, Tom and Huck both agree on sneaking Jim out.
Chapter 39
Tom and Huck plan to capture rats and snacks, and put them in the shed where Jim is. But, they also manage to infest the Phelps’ house in the process. Also, during this chapter, Silas plans to put an ad in the paper stating that Jim is a captured runaway in the main newspapers (one of which might get to Miss Watson.) Then, the boys pretend to be gangsters and write a letter to the Phelps’ warning them of the dangers ahead.
Chapter 40
Huck becomes aware that there are fifteen local farmers with guns on the plantation. He then goes to tell Huck and Jim, who try to escape through a wall in the shed. When they make so much noise, the men come after them. Suddenly, they start to shoot, and the boys run away to the edge of the river to hop in the canoe. Once they’re in the boat, they see how bad Tom’s shot wound is and start to wonder if they should get a doctor.
Chapter 41-Chapter the Last
Huck tells the doctor where to go to find Jim and Tom. Then, Uncle Silas comes along and takes Huck back to the house. Huck really wants to go try to find Tom, but doesn’t want to hurt Aunt Sally’s feelings. Finally, all three of the men (the doctor, Tom, and Jim) show up at the house. Aunt Polly comes and tells Aunt Sally who each of the boys really are. They also tell her that Jim is free. Towards the end of the book, Huck figures out that his Dad has been dead, and shows no emotion at all. Then, Huck makes the decision to stay with Aunt Sally (who wants to civilize him.) (Caroline R.)
Chapter 29- 32:
The Duke and the King are discovered to be liars when the real brothers show up but the town is still confused about who the real brothers are. The plan was to ask the guy who dressed Mr. Wilks what his tatoo looked like. But the man doesn't even remember that there was a tattoo! So the town decides to uproot the man to find out but what do they find the money!! In the caos Huck escapes with Jim down the river! But then the duke and king get away before anything happens to them and they catch up to Jim and Huck. They stop at another town to get more money and Huck tries to escape again but he can't find Jim. He soon discovers that the king sold Jim to the Phelps. So Huck heads there to save Jim but in order to do so he must pretend to be the Phelps' nephew.
Chapter 33-36:
Huck discovers that he's playing Tom Saywer! Then a few days later he finds Tom because he was supposed to be going to the Phelps to visit. He plays Sid Saywer, Tom's (huck's) brother because Huck is playing Tom. They set out to find Jim. They discover that he is being held in Sally and Silas Phelps' barn. Tom and Huck fight over how to get Huck out- but they decide to dig him out! They use Tom's diabolical plan. They also trick a witch believing slave and use it to their advantage! They tell him things like if you don't look in the barn at what we do the witches won't bother you.
Chapter 37-40:
This chapter is all about the setting in motion of the plan to escape Jim. Tom has about a million ideas that he wants to use because he has read "the right way" of how to free someone. The boys like to trick Aunt Sally and steal her spoons and knives and candlesticks for the plan. They also put snakes and rats in Jim's barn because Tom had read that somewhere. Tom also asks Jim to make his tears grow a flower and to etch some writing into the barn wall. Jim goes along with everything. Then Tom writes a fake letter to the Phelps telling them that Jim will be broken out by some bandits. So the Phelps freak and get the town families together to stop anything from happening.
Chapter 41- "Chapter the Last":
Before the crazy families get a chance to go out to surround the barn Huck, Tom, and Jim get away through the secret dug hole. The families run out and shot at them and Tom gets hit in the leg. The boys go down the river a ways to reach the secret get-away raft. But Huck and Jim are worried so Huck heads back to find a doctor. Because the canoe only holds one person the doctor goes first to the island while Huck waits. Then Silas Phelps finds Huck (he believes is Tom) and brings him home- Aunt Sally was so sad and is thrilled he is home! Everyone is worried about Tom and he finally is brought to the Plelps' farm with Jim and the doctor. Jim is quickly chained. But Tom tells everyone the true story of how Jim helped the doctor dave him and the truth about Huck and Tom's story- that he was really Tom Saywer and about how they helped Jim escape. Then he tells Huck that Ms. Watson had passed away and gave Jim his freedom in her will and that Pap was the dead man in the floating house. Aunt Sally decides to keep and 'sivilize' Huck so he says I've had enough of that! And plans to run off to 'Indian Territory' (which is really Oklahoma) and end the book because there is nothing more to write about and frankly it has tired him to write this book so he plans to never write another.
(Rachael D.)
CH 29-32
The real brothers of Peter Wilks show up, and the Duke and the King try to get the townspeople to believe that the other two men are the imposters. The townspeople do not know who to believe and take all of them to the tavern to find out who the real imposters are. They are questioned by the doctor and the lawyer, Levi Bell, about their supposed brother. They end up digging up Peter Wilks' coffin to see what sort of tattoo he had. They found the gold that Huck hid in the coffin, and Huck ran away. Huck found Jim and they both started off down the river. The King and the Duke follow. On the raft, the Duke and King argue because they each think that the other hid the gold. The Duke and the King try to get money by doing many different things in towns along the river. The King sells Jim and uses the money to buy alcohol. Huck is alone on the raft, and he writes a letter to Mrs. Watson saying that Mr. Phelps has Jim. He rips it up because Jim is his friend. Huck goes to find the Phelpses to try to steal Jim, and he finds the Duke who is getting ready for another round of “The Royal Nonesuch”. Huck gets to the farm where he is mistaken for Tom Sawyer by Tom’s Aunt Sally.
Ch 33-36
Huck meets Tom on the road, and the two boys decide that Huck will continue to be Tom and Tom will be his older brother, Sid. Huck gets Tom to agree to help him steal Jim. Tom shows up, and kisses his aunt during dinner. He tells her that he is Sid Sawyer. The boys see the King and the Duke have been tarred and feathered for trying to cheat people out of their money. The boys find out that Jim is in a hut and think of a plan to get him out. Tom wants to get Jim out in style, but Huck wants Jim to get out quickly. The boys follow a slave to Jim’s hut and talk to Jim and tell him that they are going to get him out. Tom and Huck work on getting Jim out by night, and they steal things they need during the day. They tell the slave, Nat, who brings food to Jim that they are going to make a witch pie and he can’t look at it.
Ch 37-40
Tom and Huck steal stuff to make the witch pie and to put in it. They put things in it that Tom says are necessary for prisoners to have. They made Jim scratch things on a tin pan, write things on a shirt, and live with snakes and bugs. The boys also made Jim write inscriptions on the wall of the cabin. They stole a grindstone from a mill for Jim to write on. Tom writes anonymous letters that warn his aunt and uncle that someone is going to try to steal Jim. The boys prepare to leave with Jim, and slip out of the house. They get Jim out of the hut and hide with him in the bushes. Farmers with guns and dogs chase them, but they go right past the runaways. In the process, Tom gets shot in the leg. Jim and Huck try to help Tom and want to get a doctor, but Tom won’t let them. Finally, Jim sends Huck to get a doctor.
Ch 41- Chapter the last
Huck sends the doctor to the raft where Tom and Jim are. Uncle Silas finds Huck and brings him home. Everyone is worried about Tom, and they are talking about how Jim got away. Several of the people think that Jim was crazy for doing some of the things that he did. Huck wants to go find Tom and see if he is alright, but Aunt Sally asks him to stay in the house. Tom, the doctor, and Jim show up the next day, and Aunt Sally is glad that Tom is alive. The people want to hang Jim, but the doctor tells them that Jim helped him take care of Tom. Tom tells Aunt Sally that they were the ones who set Jim free, but she tells him that he is back in the hut. Tom’s Aunt Polly shows up and tells Aunt Sally that Tom and Sid are really Huck and Tom. Tom and Aunt Polly tell everyone that Jim is really free, and Jim tells Huck that his father is dead. Jim goes to find his family, and Huck stays with Aunt Sally to become “sivilized”.
(Jennifer)
Chapter 29-32
The real Wilks brothers have come to town, granting confusion to the town's people who believe the king and the duke are the real brothers. The king and the duke hold off the towns people with a few lies which gives Huck the chance to escape, however it also allowed the king and the duke to escape to. After picking up Jim, the four of them set off on the raft down the river. The king and the duke decided to try their scam on the "royal nonesuch" again to make cash. However they also make cash by selling Jim behind Huck's back. Huck finds out they sold Jim to the Phelps and goes to their home and gets mistaken as Tom Sawyer. He plays along in the hopes of finding Jim.
chapter 33-36
Huck spots Tom on the way to Aunt sally's and tells him about the mess he has goten into and how he plans to help Jim escape. Tom automatically wants to help and decides to play along, taking on the personna of Sid, Tom's older brother. They devise numerous ways to help Jim escape, each plan extravagant, but according to Tom, that is the way it has to be done. Jim is so happy to see Huck and Tom, and they tell him they plan to help him escape. They steal things during the day they need and work on getting Jim out at night.
chapter 37-40
Huck and Tom get things to Jim through the slave Nat, who does everything they say in hopes the witches will be scared off. They gave him a pie containing items for Jim's escape that Nat gives to Jim. The rest of the time they start to put their plan into action. The scratch things in a tap pan, make Jim write things on a shirt, and set bugs in Jim's place. Tom then writes an anonymous note saying someone was going to steal Jim. All the farmers and Aunt Sally gather at night waiting for the robbers. When Huck and Tom find out that the farmers are here they slip Jim out and wait in the bushes while the dogs go searching for the robbers. On they way though, Tom gets shot and needs a doctor. Huck then leaves Jim and Tom in the search of a doctor.
chapter 41- last
The doctor tends to Jim, while Huck is caught in town by uncle Silas and heads back to Aunt Sally's. Aunt Sally is worried by Tom and why he hasn't shown up yet. Huck says he will go out and look for Tom but she dosen't want him out of the house. The next day Tom and Jim show up with the doctor and the farmers but Jim away and tend to Tom. Tom, not knowing that Jim is back in holding spills the beans on his and Huck plans to Aunt Sally. But before anymore is said Tom's Aunt Polly shows up and exlains she knew something was going on and explains who the real Tom is and who Huck is. Tom then says how Jim is already free because Ms. Watson passed away saying in her will for Jim to be free. Tom gives Jim forty dollars for him being such a good prisoner, and Jim tells Huck how he said he was going to be rich and now he is. Tom then says they should all go out with costumes and have another adventure. Huck says he dosent have any money so he can't leave with Tom to go get costumes, but Jim reveals that his pap died so he can go back home and claim his money. Huck dosen't comment on this, but instead finishes off his story on whether he should stay with Aunt Sally and become civilized. (alex j)
Ch. 29-32
After Mary Jane leaves, the real Harvey Wilks arrives. Then, the king and Duke get in a fight and they have to investigate to see who really are Peter’s brothers. The Duke brings up the arrow on Peters chest so they go to dig him up and while doing that, they find the money in his coffin. Huck and Jim run away but the duke and king soon catch up. They eventually start up “The Royal Nonesuch” in the new town again. Huck soon realizes that Jim is gone and has been sold into slavery but Jim finds him at the Phelps’ farm where he has to disguise himself as Tom Sawyer.
Ch. 33-36
Since Huck is disguising himself as Tom, he goes off to find Tom before he gets back so his cover isn’t blown. When he finds Tom, they decide that they are going to change. Huck soon finds out that the king and duke are putting on another play and the people were going to tar and feather them so Huck and Tom try to help them but it was too late. Then, they plot to get Jim back but Tom disagrees with Huck’s ways. Tom wants to do it with knives, but it didn’t work as planned so they got shovels instead.
Ch. 37-40
Huck and Jim are trying to escape Jim like they would in a prison. They take utensils from the kitchen and they put rats, spiders, etc in Jim’s room. They had Jim communicating by scratching words on all sorts of things. Tom then writes a letter to the Phelps’ that someone is trying to break Jim out of jail. Soon enough, they get Jim escaped from jail and they get chased but they get away but Tom got shot in the leg. They then try to get a doctor for him.
Ch. 41-Ch. the last
Jim is trying to be treated by the doctor while Huck returns to the Phelps house, who are very worried. Later Tom and the doctor show up at the home. Jim is quickly lock up and then Tom tells everyone the truth about the doctor and about their real names. He also tells Huck that Ms. Watson passed away and Jim was granted freedom in her will. Also he says that at the beginning Pap was the man floating dead in the house. Jim soon goes to his family and Huck stays with Aunt Sally.
(Caroline T.)
Ch. 29- Ch. The Last
After many weeks of fooling the town, the real brothers of Peter Wilks' arrive and give the town something to talk about. Many trials are held in order to really see which group of brothers are frauds and which aren't. The most difficult question is what is tattooed on their dead brothers chest, this a question that neither set of brothers are able to answer correctly. The questoin is answered when they dig up the coffin, but unexpectly the town finds the inheritance money in there. It is around this moment that Huck runs off in the rain and lightnring to find Jim and the raft and get out of there. Unfortunatly the plan doesn't work so well and it takes a couple more weeks to shake the "royalty". He ends up at the Phelp's house very confused and not knowing who he is "supposed" to be. Until he hears the words Tom Saywer then he feels a heap of a lot better because if there is anyone in this world that Huck knows it is Tom. So he goes on pretenting to be Tom until Tom arrives and then they discuss their plan to fool poor old Aunt Sally. Tom ends up taking the role of Sid, and Huck continues to be Tom. So eventually Huck shares his plan to free Jim with Huck, but of course that doens't satisfy the mastermind Tom Saywer. He finds a much more difficult, time consuming way to free Jim. It includes a grindstone, animals, spiders, cutting a bed leg, placing spoons in Aunt Sally's apron, and much more over the top antics. The anoynymous letters sent to Aunt Sally tell her that some people are coming to steal Jim so she gets a bunch of farmers and their guns and they are supposed to wait for the signal. Huck is held up by Aunt Sally so that delays the plan a little and eventually causes Tom to get shot in the calf during their esacape. Jim and Huck decided that they should get a doctor in order to help Tom. The doctor and Huck arrive and the doctor goes across the river on the raft and leaves Huck behind until he is found by his "uncle". Huck is then taken back home where his Aunt Sally is worried to death about her Sid. Afer a couple days of worry the doctor "Sid" and Tom all arrive. People are very angry with Jim for trying to escape and causing such ruccus but the doctor defends Jim and tells the people of how he helped the doctor to heal Tom, so then the people soften up a little bit. Once Tom comes to he tells Aunt Sally of everything they did with freeign the slave, etc. and then before we know it Tom's mom arrives and the whole can is opened up. Tom already knew that Jim was free but he wanted to save him regaurdless, so he could enjoy adventures and the glory. Jim eventually reunites with his family, and Huck is soon complaining about being brought up right... again. (A.J.)
Chapters 29-32
Soon the real Wilks' brothers show up, and the whole town is confused on who the real brothers are. So, they do some tests to try and decide who the real Harvey and William Wilks are. However, during the mob of discussion, Huck finds a way to escape and he and Jim set off again, but soon the duke and king show up, and Huck is not happy about that. Once the duke and king are on the boat, they argue over who put the gold in the coffin, but soon come to agreement that the other hid the gold in the coffin to get it later. Then they make up and go to sleep. After a good ways down the river, the duke and the king start up The Royal Nonsuch" once again. Huck went up shore to check something out and when he got back he noticed that Jim was no longer there. He then realizes that the king sold Jim, and Huck decides he needs to go and rescue Jim. Once Huck gets to the Phelps' farm, he has to pretend to be Tom Sawyer.
Chapters 33-36
Huck sees Tom on the road, and Huck tells Tom everything that has happened so far. Tom wants to help so he pretends to be Sid, Toms older brother. They then discuss on how to free Jim, and Tom wants to do it the "right", harder way, and Huck just wants to free Jim. Huck and Tom tell Jim of there plan. So they steal the materials they need and right away they start to help Jim escape.
Chapters 37-40
Once Huck and Tom start digging a place for Jim to escape, they then start treating this as if they are trying to help a prisoner escape. So they put rats, snakes, and spiders in Jims cabin, and they make Jim write on the wall and in stone of what he has been doing. Then Tom sends anonymous letters to his aunt and uncle saying that someone is going to try and steal Jim. So that night Tom and Huck go and steal Jim and as they are running away someone shoots a gun and Tom gets hit in the leg. He refuses to see a doctor but finally Jim tells Huck to go and find a doctor.
Chapters 41-Ch the last
Huck finds a doctor and sends him to the raft where Jim and Tom are. Then Uncle Silas finds Huck and brings him home. There are some men at the Phelps' farm talking about how Jim escaped, and asking where Sid (Tom) was. Huck wants to go and make sure Tom and Jim are okay, but Aunt Sally makes him stay home. Tom, Jim, and the doctor show up the next day and everyone is glad that Tom is okay, but some of the men want to hang Jim. However the doctor tells the men how helpful Jim was, and that they should just leave him alone. Once Tom wakes up he then starts telling Aunt Sally how it was him and Huck who freed Jim. Aunt Polly then comes to the house and reveals that "Tom" is really Huck and Sid is really Tom, and then she tells them all that Jim is a free man. Jim then tells Huck that his father is dead, and then Jim leaves to go search for this family. Huck then stays with Aunt Sally, and he is going to live with her from now on. (Kristin)
Chp 29-32
The real Wilks relatives show up and are proven to be true by handwriting comparisons and when the imposters are asked what kind of tattoo does Peter Wilkes have on his chest, they say a blue arrow but the townspeople exhume the body and find no tattoo. During this time Huck escapes and leaves with Jim. They soon come in contact with the King and the Duke, who constantly argue over who put the money in the coffin. Later, the Duke and The King continue their plays and Huck goes inland. When he comes back Jim is gone someone tells him that the King sold him. Huck later sees the King and the Duke being tarred, feathered, and run out of town on a rail. Huck goes to Jim's new owners. the Phelps's, farm and pretends to be Tom Sawyer. Some dogs accost Huck when he first gets there, but are called off by a slave woman.
Chp 33-36
Huck is very surprised to see Tom, who he tells the whole story to. Tom pretends be Sid Sawyer and Huck and Tom hatch a plan to rescue Jim, actually a very clever one that surprises Huck. They knew where Jim was because they saw a slave bringing food to a barn.
Chp 37-40
Huck and Tom have great fun trying to help Jim escape, a plan that they treat like a game. Their antics include releasing a lot of wildlife into the barn where Jim is, sending anonymous letters to the Phelps, baking a witch pie with a rope ladder in it, and trying to dig Jim out of his predicament. When they finally get to Jim Tom wants to cut off Jim's leg to make it more excitable, but instead ends up just releasing him. They are chased away and Tom gets shot in the leg, something that he is very proud of and later hangs the bullet around his neck. Jim is very excited to see both of them, and is concerned about Tom's bullet wound in his leg.
Last Chapters
Uncle Silas brings Huck back to the Phelps farm, where some men are arguing about Jim's escape. Tom, Jim, and the doctor Tom saw return to the farm and Jim later learns from Aunt Polly that he is a freed man. He was freed in Miss Watson's will, and has been freed for 2 months. Tom knew this all along, and gives Jim $40 as an apology. Jim also tells Huck that the dead man on the riverboat earlier in the book was his father, Pap. Huck then starts living with Aunt Sally, who wants to "sivilize" him, but we all know better! (Danny Sale)